Credit Suisse
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Detsky Mir, the Russian toy retailer, has announced the price range for its Moscow IPO, which could value the business at up to Rb77.6bn ($1.3bn). -
Russia’s Rusal was on track to print the first corporate bond from the region of 2017 on Thursday but with 13 banks on the trade, the pricing debate was proving to be furious.
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The Universities Superannuation Scheme, one of the UK’s largest pension schemes, has bought most of $3.1bn of senior loans to direct lenders from Credit Suisse, a first in a market which promises growth as institutional funds look for more esoteric products to find yield.
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LBBW has priced the largest Pfandbrief in dollars since October 2013 with a comfortably oversubscribed order book, one of the most granular in years for a German covered bond in dollars.
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Swiss listed property company Zug Estates offered a Sfr100m ($100m) five year bond to Swiss investors on Tuesday. While the order book for the triple-B notes was oversubscribed , investors were firm in their preference for tenor.
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Investors were clamouring this week to get hold of Credit Suisse’s first dollar additional tier one in more than two and a half years, as the Swiss lender raised $1.5bn of new capital shortly after agreeing to pay $5.3bn to settle a civil lawsuit in the US.
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Shanghai Paipaidai Financial Information Service, which operates Chinese peer-to-peer lender Ppdai.com, is eyeing a $200m listing in the US.
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With the euro primary market to itself, Germany’s largest telecommunications provider announced a €3.5bn triple tranche bond deal on Monday morning, luring investors to the long end of its offering.
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Hong Kong Airlines was among the many borrowers that squeezed through a narrow issuance window last week before Chinese New Year. Its first senior perpetual, which has been sometime in the making, soared with strong private bank demand.
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The European high yield bond market priced on Friday its third deal listing on the Channel Islands this year, a £425m bond to finance NewDay’s acquisition by Cinven and CVC.
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Hong Kong Airlines, whose biggest shareholder is China’s HNA Group, was marketing a senior perpetual non call 3.5 year bond on Friday, driven by anchor interest.
