Deutsche Bank
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Hong Kong-based infrastructure company CK Infrastructure sold its first euro corporate bond issue on Tuesday, despite having owned a variety of utilities and infrastructure companies across Europe for more than seven years. The response was solid if not overwhelming. -
The Republic of Indonesia grabbed $4bn on Monday from its first SEC-registered bond, pricing all the three tranches within its curve while also diversifying its investor base.
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Deutsche Bank’s Sunil Khaitan is joining Bank of America Merrill Lynch to lead its capital markets team in India, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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French insurance broker Financière CEP and UK frozen food producer Nomad Foods have launched refinancing offerings to increase the size of existing debt.
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South Africa based Growthpoint is talking a new euro-denominated bond at mid to high 2% yield, following investor meetings last week.
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The Republic of Indonesia is back for its fourth outing in the international debt market this year. But the sovereign is offering something a little different to investors this time around, taking bids for its first SEC-registered bond.
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Cemex, Thomas Cook, Telenet and Lowen Play injected €1.7bn of bond offerings into a visible high yield issuance pipeline already populated with Pinewood and CeramTec this week.
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Greece was able to exchange more than €25bn of old bonds for new assets in an exercise designed to normalise the borrower’s curve. The offer ended on Tuesday, in the midst of discussions about the conditions that will be attached to Greece’s next tranche of emergency loans. The fresh curve should allow the borrower to return to capital markets twice in 2018.
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UBS wrapped up its total funding for 2017 with a $4.3bn trade that cemented a record year for dollar FIG supply.
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Johannesburg-listed real estate investment trust Growthpoint will next week test whether investor appetite for South African debt has been negatively affected by the series of ratings actions on the country last weekend.
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LCH SwapAgent, the non-cleared derivatives calculation agent arm of the clearing house, has processed its first cross-currency basis swap, a trade between Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse.
