Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse was the only issuer in the European FIG market on Thursday with its fourth benchmark senior since August, bringing in healthy demand to print with a slight new issue premium.

Indonesian taxi operator Blue Bird Group opened books on October 3 for a Rph3.7tr ($307m) IPO. The deal, which was covered within two hours of launch, will become the largest listing in the country this year.

Bangkok Airways Public Company kicked off its Bt16.9bn ($527m) IPO on Monday, October 6, on a day when the Stock Exchange of Thailand Index dropped by almost 2%.

Credit Suisse has hired an experienced banker to its loan syndication business in London.

Strong investor demand brought Helvetia back for a tap of its innovative Swiss franc hybrid on Wednesday – less than a week after the original issue.

Two issuers completed intraday bonds on Tuesday, raising hopes of renewed activity in the primary high yield market, following a week in which not a single new deal was priced.

The much talked about Bank of China (BoC) additional tier one capital (AT1) transaction is finally taking shape, with Asian and European roadshows scheduled to begin on October 10, according to bankers on the trade.

Guangdong based Times Property Holdings completed its fourth appearance in the debt market this year by tapping its existing offshore renminbi bond for an extra Rmb600m ($98m) on October 7. But the trade proved to be tougher than expected as a result of a sell-off in Chinese property bonds.

Peruvian retail group InRetail Consumer sold a heavily oversubscribed $300m seven year non-call four bond on Tuesday as LatAm new issues once again begin to resemble those deals sold during the bull market of midsummer.

Unitymedia Kabel BW, the German cable operator, has launched €725m-equivalent of senior notes to refinance outstanding debt. It is the first high yield transaction since last Tuesday, as issuers have stayed away from a tumultuous primary and secondary market.

Several enquiries from yield hungry investors have prompted Times Property Holdings to tap its existing Rmb900m ($146m) dim sum bond on October 7.

Peruvian retail group InRetail Consumer may price a seven year non-call four bond as soon as Tuesday after completing a roadshow on Monday with bookrunners Citi and Credit Suisse.