Credit Suisse
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Republic of Mozambique completed a successful debt exchange this week, but the deal heralds the swansong of African private placements, according to senior emerging market bankers. Virginia Furness reports. -
US cash machine maker Diebold, which is acquiring German peer Wincor Nixdorf, has increased the size of its euro and dollar loans and tightened their spreads, amid an improving investor mood in the leveraged loan market.
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Credit Suisse has named former Macquarie banker Cheun Hon Ho as its new southeast Asia ECM head.
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OUE Hospitality Trust’s S$238.6m ($175.7m) rights issue has been a big success, with shareholders signing up for 1.4x the shares on offer, according to a company filing.
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A March recovery in European bank stocks is looking short lived after Barclays warned investors that first quarter investment banking revenues would be poor, and Italian banks resumed their slide.
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ING has taken up the challenge of printing debt amid uncertainty over the Netherlands’ approach to total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements, while primary FIG activity has ridden out a secondary market blip.
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Global Medical Real Estate Investment Trust, owned by Hong Kong-listed ZH International Holdings, is aiming to list on the New York Stock Exchange in a deal that could net $100m.
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Olam International returned to the international bond market on Tuesday after an absence of nearly two years with a popular $300m trade that drew good participation from private banks and institutional accounts.
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Swiss property investor Allreal Holding printed an eight year Swiss franc bond on Tuesday, in a transaction which bankers hope will revive corporate issuance in the currency.
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Republic of Mozambique’s new 2023 sovereign bonds, the result of a debt exchange process of Ematum bonds, are due to settle on Wednesday. But some investors are claiming the process has done lasting damage to the country's reputation in the capital markets.
