Credit Suisse

Hong Kong listed Modern Land China brought a five year non call three deal to the dollar market on July 24, attracting investors with a double digit coupon.

Moody’s changed its outlook on the Swiss banking system to negative on Thursday. The change was driven mainly by the Swiss regulator’s move towards implementing a new bank resolution framework allowing the bail-in of creditors of failing banks.

Chinese mobile game distributor iDreamSky Technology opened books for its $107.8m Nasdaq IPO on July 28. Early indications look good, thanks to investors being eager to get their hands on a company with a strong growth story.

Indonesian oil and gas exploration firm Samudra Energy is tapping investors to raise up to S$276.3m ($223m) in an IPO. Samudra started receiving bids on July 25 and is planning to list by the middle of August.

Latvian short term finance company 4Finance has mandated Credit Suisse to arrange 144A/Reg S bond. When it prints, it will be the first time a non-sovereign Latvian issuer has tapped the international markets for seven years.

Agricultural firm Japfa launched its S$216m ($174m) IPO on July 29 and investors are really taking a liking to the company with books covered within three hours of opening.

Chinese mobile game distributor iDreamSky Technology opened books for its $107.8m Nasdaq IPO on July 28 with good early visibility on books, thanks to investors eager to get their hands on a company with a strong growth story.

China’s Greenland Holding Group will be meeting investors this week for a proposed dollar deal, following the establishment of a $2bn MTN programme.

Indonesian oil and gas exploration firm Samudra Energy is tapping investors to raise a maximum of S$276.3m ($223m). Samudra started receiving bids for its Singapore IPO on July 25 and is planning to list by the middle of August.

Hong Kong listed Modern Land China brought a five year non call three deal to the dollar market on Thursday attracting investors with a double digit coupon.

The Development Bank of Mongolia is raising a $200m loan that features a $100m greenshoe option, made even more appealing with a guarantee from the country’s government.

Credit Suisse announced plans to wind down its commodities trading business on Tuesday, using the resources to support the bank’s more profitable units. The decision follows CS reporting a hefty pre-tax loss, caused by a large fine from US regulators.