Credit Suisse
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Credit Suisse has made a strategic move into the Samurai market and is marketing a multi-tranche yen denominated bond. -
Chinese wealth management firm Jupai Holdings opened books for its $70.44m IPO on the New York Stock Exchange on July 7, as the sell-off in China’s domestic stock market intensifies. China Renaissance and Credit Suisse are leading the trade.
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A FIG banker from HSBC has joined Credit Suisse alongside Charlie Morin, who became the Swiss bank’s head of insurance DCM last month.
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European corporate and fund services providers Vistra and Orangefield are holding bank meetings for a $700m transatlantic buyout loan, despite uncertain leveraged finance markets.
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Philip Morris International is looking to pare down its stake in Indonesian subsidiary HM Sampoerna, in a deal that could raise some $1.3bn. Five banks have been tapped the run the share sale, which could be the largest in Indonesia since 2013.
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Golden Throat Holdings Group Company priced its HK$835.3m ($108m) Hong Kong IPO two cents above the lower end of guidance, taking a conservative stance on the deal after being engulfed in a torrid period of volatility in China and the city’s stock markets.
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Alok Industries has finally signed its $475m export performance bank guarantee-backed (EPBG) loan on June 30 with a total of eight banks committing to the transaction.
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US water, hygiene and energy technologies provider Ecolab reopened the corporate bond market on Wednesday with a €575m issue after a shorter than expected shutdown.
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India’s IndusInd Bank raked in Rp43.26bn ($681.85m) from a qualified institutional placement on June 26 that proved extremely popular, as the pipeline of ECM fundraisings feeding into the country’s banks continues to stack up.
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Rubber company Halcyon Agri Corporation completed a $413m loan on July 1 for working capital and to refinance an acquisition loan that was taken last year.
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US water, hygiene and energy technologies provider Ecolab reopened the corporate bond market on Wednesday with a €575m issue after a shorter than expected shut down.
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Golden Throat Holdings Group Company has opened books for a HK$1.14bn ($147m) IPO despite rocky market conditions, as the lozenges maker hopes to buck volatility and draw investors to its transaction.
