Deutsche Bank
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Central China Real Estate, Hubei Science & Technology Investment Group Co and Shui On Land jumped into the offshore debt market on Monday, getting ahead of a growing line of issuers. -
The European Union’s upcoming April 2033 euro benchmark may have to offer a little more premium than usual if it wants to match a similar trade from the European Investment Bank last week and attract strong French demand, said bankers away from the mandate. Other euro supply in the pipe includes CPPIB Capital — also with a 2033 issue — and Rentenbank in sevens.
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Deutsche Bank has launched the IPO of DWS, its asset management unit, on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange – a key plank of chief executive John Cryan’s plan to revive the troubled bank's fortunes.
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An exit from NIBC, the Dutch bank, may finally be in sight for JC Flowers after the bank filed an intention to float document on Monday.
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Asia’s debt market is heading into March at full speed with seven issuers opening new deals on Monday. Borrowers need to be quick on their feet and act promptly over the next month to get their bonds past the finish line, said bankers in the region.
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Bright Scholar Education Holdings is out with its first follow-on offering since its IPO last May, and is gunning for about $200m.
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Redco Properties Group priced an opportunistic transaction on Thursday, raising a larger-than-expected $300m. Unlike some other 364-day deals, its transaction saw strong support from real money accounts.
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Yankee banks shunned the short end of the curve this week as they returned to the dollar market after reporting earnings.
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With the return of stability to the euro public sector market, a new wave of borrowing hit this week. Four core European names brought syndications, some of which were able to access unusual or difficult tenors because of the higher rates on offer.
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French property companies were in vogue this week as Icade sold its fourth corporate bond in two years, further extending its redemption profile, while Mercialys, the firm spun off from supermarkets group Casino, saw its sub-benchmark deal 2.5 times oversubscribed.
