Deutsche Bank
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Indonesian and Indian corporates rushed to the debt market on Thursday, with Gajah Tunggal, Paiton Energy and Vedanta Resources all launching dollar transactions. -
Exceedingly good conditions enticed Colombia to the bond markets on Wednesday for an earlier than usual second dollar issue of the year that came with a single digit new issue premium.
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Iraq had revised pricing to 7% area for its long awaited dollar bond on Wednesday after the low-7% starting point prompted debate among deal watchers.
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The Indian government is set to raise Rp4.8bn ($75.2m) through an offer for sale of Hindustan Copper's shares this week, according to an exchange filing.
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High yield issuers Future Land Holdings Co and China Logistics Property raised a combined $300m from their bonds on Tuesday. But the borrowers saw different outcomes. While investors continued to be attracted to property names, making Future Land’s deal 10x covered, they were less responsive to debutant CNLP.
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Deutsche Bank and Land Securities confirmed on Tuesday that Deutsche had agreed a 25 year pre-lease at 21 Moorfields, a new building going up over the Crossrail station at Moorgate in London.
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Maiden dollar issuers China Logistics Property (CNLP) and Future Land Holdings Co are attracting bids for new bonds, adding to the high yield issuance from the Mainland.
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Infrastructure investment firm I Squared Capital has clinched the bid for fixed line asset business Hutchison Global Communications (HGC), giving the three banks that lined up the financing reason to celebrate.
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Chinese auto rental provider eHi Car Services and Shanghai-listed Future Land Holdings Co have picked banks for their dollar bonds, with roadshows set to take place early this week.
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Indonesian tyre maker Gajah Tunggal is planning a return to the dollar market to refinance a $500m 7.75% note coming due in February 2018.
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Greece’s comeback bond this week should build on its already strong secondary performance, said SSA bankers, paving the way for the sovereign to bring more deals before its scheduled bail-out exit in August 2018. Bankers were quick to point out that while the deal resembled its last comeback trade in April 2014, much has changed since — including its cost of borrowing.
