Credit Suisse
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BayernLB successfully issued a $300m Pfandbrief at a tighter spread than it would have gotten in euros, with a highly oversubscribed book.
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A Chinese company-led consortium is set to use staple financing worth A$800m ($606.4m) to back its acquisition of a stake in Australia’s GenesisCare. The transaction has piqued the interest of loan market participants given how rarely the instrument is used in Asia, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Primary bond activity in Asia sprang back to life on Wednesday following a slow start to the week, with high yield issuance leading the way.
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Bancomext, the Mexican government development bank run by the country’s former public debt chief, Alejandro Díaz de León, will ready a subordinated bond issuance on Wednesday with investor meetings in five cities.
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US coatings manufacturer Axalta priced its $875m dual currency offering on Tuesday as it brought this week’s second cross-border bond, at pre-Brexit pricing levels.
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Czech software security firm Avast had commitments due on its $1.6bn equivalent six year term loan package, following a notable price tightening, on Tuesday, yet market participants remain sceptical about the broader tech sector's trajectory in European levfin.
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BayernLB successfully issued a $300m Pfandbrief at a tighter spread than it could have achieved in euros. It follows a privately placed sterling Obbligazioni Bancarie Garantite (OBG) issued by Banca Popolare dell'Emilia Romagna (BPER).
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In a rarely seen occurrence in Asia, a Chinese company-led consortium is set to use staple financing to support its acquisition of shares in Australian company GenesisCare, according to sources.
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Credit Suisse returned to the sterling market for holding company level senior funding on Monday, following an unexpected return to profitability in its recent financial results.
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Credit Suisse posted lower second quarter revenues and pre-tax income in Asia Pacific, after being dragged down by its investment bank.
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India appears poised to continue its strong IPO streak as Dilip Buildcon gets ready to launch a Rp6.53bn ($97.5m) trade next week.