Deutsche Bank
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Indian renewable energy firm Greenko Energy Holdings returned to the green debt market this week, printing a $1bn dual-tranche trade — Asia's largest dollar corporate green bond to date. -
Great Wall Motors, the largest sports utility vehicle and pick-up manufacturer in China by units sold, has approached the overseas loan market with a $350m fresh money fundraising.
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A relatively stable credit backdrop has encouraged a swathe of Asian issuers to tap the bond market this week, ensuring a blistering pace of issuance.
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Paul Cahalan has moved from Deutsche Bank’s leveraged finance desk to head HSBC’s EMEA leveraged finance and acquisition team.
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Nostrum Oil & Gas hit the screens on Monday with a five year non-call two dollar note having completed its roadshow last week. But though the 8% handle on price guidance hascaught the attention of rival bankers.
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SBI Life Insurance Co has filed a preliminary prospectus for its $900m IPO, which will see its two biggest shareholders sell down their stakes.
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First-time southeast Asian issuers Parkway Pantai and ABM Investama will meet investors next week ahead of US dollar bond sales. Yinson Holdings, meanwhile, is eyeing a $500m perpetual securities issue.
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Digital Realty used its Digital Stout Holding entity to sell a dual tranche sterling bond offering on Tuesday. The data solutions provider was overwhelmed with interest for its £600m deal, and will use the proceeds to rid DuPont Fabros Technology (DFT) of existing debt.
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South Africa’s National Treasury is meeting with its nine primary banks on Friday to discuss its 2017 Eurobond issuance, according to its senior analyst Alilali Nelufule.
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The Republic of Indonesia sold one of its classic blockbuster deals this week, raising more than $3bn from a three-tranche bond in euros and dollars. The transaction was a mix of self-promotion and opportunism — and further cements the country’s reputation as one of the savviest issuers in the region, writes Morgan Davis.
