Credit Suisse

Another day, another €1.5bn of high yield bond offerings was what Tuesday’s deals from Aramark, Anglo American and Arrow meant for a European market awash with double-B rated paper. But too much of a good thing is putting off some traditional high yield buyers.

With just over three weeks to go until Easter, the latest wave of IPOs in EMEA is progressing well. One deal was priced on Tuesday and bookbuilds have begun for two more.

Huarong Investment Stock Corp is in the market for a HK$3bn ($386m) dual currency syndicated term loan with Credit Suisse at the helm.

The Netherlands' Achmea Bank is looking to raise funds in the Swiss franc bond market in the near future, having mandated three banks to take it on a roadshow next week.

Shandong Yuhuang Chemical Co sealed an inaugural international bond on Monday, finding sufficient demand thanks to a conducive market backdrop, coupled with the rarity factor of being a Chinese non-property name raising funds.

The leads on Indian data analytics firm Mu Sigma’s $400m fundraising have invited lenders to join at the sub-underwriter level, according to bankers.

Two senior bankers at Credit Suisse in Hong Kong have left, according to sources close to the matter.

Emperor International Holdings is gearing up for a new dollar bond, hiring nine firms to work on the transaction, while Japfa Comfeed Indonesia is looking for fresh funds to partly redeem its 2018s.

Temenos, a Genevese vendor of banking software, offered retail investors its fourth Swiss bond on Monday.

Credit Bank of Moscow has named leads for a rare Russian Basel III-compliant tier two bond, its first capital issue.

Shares in Deutsche Bank, the largest bank in Germany, fell 2.7% on Monday morning after it published its 2016 annual report and launched its €8bn two-for-one rights issue.

Pfleiderer, the Warsaw-listed wood-based materials maker, has re-entered the leveraged loan market with a €450m deal.