DBS
-
Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries has picked a big group of banks for refinancing a $1.5bn loan raised three years ago.
-
Commodities trader Mercuria is back in the market for its annual refinancing, launching a $900m triple tranche revolver into general syndication late last week.
-
Indonesian car rental service provider, Indorent, has picked four banks to helm a $100m offshore loan with general syndication expected after mid-October.
-
More details have emerged on a request for proposals (RFP) sent by Bharat PetroResources International (BPRL), which is seeking a new $650m loan.
-
A $125m loan for Bharat PetroResources International (BPRL), a subsidiary of Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL), has launched into targeted syndication.
-
Chinese property developer Gemdale Corp is in the market to buy back $500m worth of bonds as the company seeks to optimise its capital structure.
-
The trading arm of China’s Tewoo Group is raising a $100m two year onshore loan, with the amortiser offering banks an additional incentive for early commitments.
-
China Securities (International) Finance Holding Company has opened books for its debut offshore bond, while Qingdao City Construction Investment (QCCI) is planning to issue a senior perp for its second international outing this year.
-
Auto finance companies are taking the Chinese ABS market by storm this year with SAIC-GMAC adding to the surging volumes with a Rmb3bn ($471m) transaction this week. Even though pricing came just slightly above the middle of guidance, bankers on the trade said it was a level the company was more than happy to take.
-
Philippines’ Petron Corp, which recently amended covenants on a 2014 borrowing, has hit the market for a $550m refinancing that was funded in July.
-
The China foreign exchange trade system (CFETS) published a list of the first institutions to be granted access to the Chinese interbank bond market (CIBM) since a streamlined programme was introduced in July.
-
Singapore’s largest bank, DBS, has expanded its international footprint to Australia with the launch of a Sydney branch this week.