Danske Bank
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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce this week priced the first negative yielding non-Eurozone covered bond, with a well oversubscribed order book and a tiny new issue concession.
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Shares in BW Offshore, one of the world’s largest operators of floating oil production and storage vessels, traded up in Oslo on Monday after the company completed its Nkr847m ($101m) rights issue.
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Norwegian gas and oil shipping and storage company Stolt-Nielsen has agreed $325m of new debt arrangements with three of its relationship banks to fund the purchase of Jo Tankers' chemical tanker operations. -
Swedish firm AR Packaging and French software firm Cegid both successfully allocated leveraged buyout loan packages this week — with the margins undisturbed by the UK's vote to leave the EU.
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Sandvik, one of the last Nordic borrowers to refinance as the regional holidays kick off, this week signed a Skr9bn-equivalent credit facility with two banks leaving the syndicate.
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Swedish firm AR Packaging this week began marketing €240m of loans to fund its acquisition by CVC Partners from Ahlstrom Capital and Accent Equity.
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Danske Bank has hired a former syndicate official from JP Morgan.
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Bonava, the Swedish housing developer, has obtained a Skr2.7bn ($325m) loan that backs its listing on the Nasdaq Stockholm exchange.
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Dong Energy’s IPO, the biggest in Europe so far this year, achieved a strong result, both in its bookbuild, which raised Dkr17.1bn ($2.6bn), and on its first day of trading on Thursday, when the shares jumped 10%.
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RPC Group, the UK plastic bottle manufacturer, has amended its £770m revolving credit facility agreement to include a £70m facility, which will part fund its acquisition of British Polythene Industries.
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Of the five IPOs due to reach completion this week, Norway’s B2 Holding finished its bookbuild today and Dong Energy has put out final guidance. Van Lanschot has also just revised its guidance. The other two — ASR Nederland and Basic-Fit — have still to refine their original price ranges.
