Credit Suisse
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Italian steelmaker Finarvedi on Monday launched its €300m note, the company’s first issue, with the aim of cutting down the group’s use of short term funding. -
India’s Syngene International has flung open the books to its Rp5.5bn ($86.0m) IPO, with the trade bagging anchor investors including the Monetary Authority of Singapore and Government of Singapore.
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Verallia, the French glass bottle maker, has accelerated the bookbuilding for a €1bn leveraged loan as investors have gobbled up the acquisition debt, asking for big tickets.
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Bluefield Partners, the UK investment adviser focused on solar power infrastructure, is pressing on with its bid to float a fund, Bluefield European Solar Fund, despite the failure of a similar deal today.
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World Bank reopened the tricky 10 year part of the dollar curve this week, paving the way for further issuance at the long end by public sector borrowers.
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Numericable has followed the example set last week by its parent company Altice and accelerated an €800m refinancing loan to close for commitments by Friday.
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European corporate and fund services provider Vistra allocated its $700m acquisition loan on Tuesday afternoon, having marketed the deal in one of levfin’s most volatile fortnights.
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The primary market for peripheral European covered bonds leapt back to life this week after a 12 week hiatus, with investors queuing up to buy a series of deals that emerged in quick succession.
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In what was hailed as a momentous, perhaps record breaking, week in high yield finance, Japanese telecoms operator SoftBank took the crown by raising the year’s biggest Asian offshore high yield deal, writes Victor Jimenez.
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Numericable has followed the example set last week by its parent company Altice and accelerated an €800m refinancing loan to close for commitments by Friday.
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CICC has filed its long-awaited IPO with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with the Chinese investment bank eyeing $1bn in proceeds. The trade is slated to launch at the end of September via leads ABC International and CICC, but interest is already building.
