Deutsche Bank
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French bottle maker Verallia served on Wednesday an updated version of the offering it had to pull in October, when its shareholder Apollo disagreed over the terms with investors. The deal is now smaller, and the issuer less leveraged. -
Two public sector borrowers had very contrasting fortunes with no-grow three year dollar bond issues on a volatile Tuesday.
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Two weeks after printing €250m of triple-C rated notes, container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd on Tuesday sailed into the market for an add-on.
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Vodafone has hired banks to arrange a 30 year US dollar Formosa bond, as corporate issuers get stuck into a market that has been teeming with bank trades this year.
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The International Finance Corporation received over A$1bn ($761.8m) of orders for a 5.5 year Kangaroo bond on Tuesday –– a size all hoped for, but few expected.
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Agence Française de Développement (AFD) has pulled a three year dollar deal that was expected to be priced today.
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CT Corp company, Trans Retail Indonesia, has launched its $575m loan with seven mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
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HSBC has confirmed that it has hired Chris Laing to be head of equity capital markets for central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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The International Finance Corporation is set to price a 5.5 year Kangaroo bond on Tuesday — but has already increased the minimum size of the deal by A$200m ($152.8m) in response to a wide range of interest.
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Italian eyewear maker Marcolin entered a quiet European high yield market on Tuesday, announcing a roadshow starting on Wednesday for €250m of floating rate notes after signing a joint venture with LVMH.
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Apple got February off to a flyer after Microsoft and AT&T confounded predictions of a supply slowdown in the US high-grade market with deals that secured a record-breaking start to the year.
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Europe’s equity block trade market kicked into a higher gear this week, with a rush of deals including big trades in Lonza, Worldpay and Dong Energy. The Dong trade on Thursday night, worth Dkr6.5bn (€874m), pushes the week’s total above €3bn.
