Credit Suisse
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Samsung Group took another step towards restructuring its business on June 19 after Samsung Life Public Welfare Foundation sold more than half its stake in Samsung Life Insurance for W501.6bn ($492m). -
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Eurobank on Thursday became the last of Greece’s big four banks to return to the capital markets after the country’s 2010 bailout. While the deal didn’t reach the blowout heights of some of its predecessors, it was received favourably and concluded a strong week of senior issuance that saw Dutch bank ING grab a hefty order book at an aggressive level.
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Finland's Pohjola Bank and Dutch Rabobank found favour with Swiss investors this week, their rarity and solid credit profiles allowing both issuers to double their minimum size ambitions for senior deals.
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Michael McCormick is set to join Credit Suisse next month to become head of covered bond origination, following the departure of market veteran Richard Kemmish in February this year.
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Credit Suisse expects there to be €20bn more high yield bond issuance in Europe this year than it originally planned for, and is expanding its leveraged finance team in response to the market's growth.
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Greek lender Eurobank will sell four year senior debt on Thursday afternoon, the last of Greece’s big four banks to return to the debt markets after the country’s 2010 bailout. While Eurobank has not enjoyed the same scale of demand as other Greek lenders on their returns, the issuer was still able to close books with a comfortable oversubscription.
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Taiwanese circuit board manufacturer Zhen Ding Technology Holding (ZDT) raised $300m on June 18, finding better terms than when it made its equity-linked debut two years ago.
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HSBC has made some changes to its equity origination and syndicate team with a pair of internal moves.
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Alibaba revealed the identities of its much-hyped 27-person partnership on Monday, as the pieces finally start to come together for what is one of the most keenly anticipated IPOs of the year.
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The retail tranche for Chinese microfinance company Hanhua Financial Holding’s HK$1.86bn ($240m) IPO failed to get covered in full, although a solid response from institutional investors helped push the deal through.
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The reputation of Liberty Global and Discovery Communications played a decisive part in mitigating lenders' concerns about All3Media's credit quality to secure the television production company a £400m-equivalent loan deal, loans bankers said.
