Deutsche Bank
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For the nine months through September, Morgan Stanley topped the Asia ex-Japan ex-onshore China ECM bookrunning league table with $9.41bn in deals, according to Dealogic. It was also the only bank with double-digit market share.
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China Aoyuan Property has mandated banks to organise fixed income investor meetings to update the market on recent news about its credit.
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The IPO of Innogy, RWE’s renewables, retail and grids business, is set to be priced in the top quarter of its initial range and is covered at the maximum deal size.
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Saxony-Anhalt increased the size of a new three year dollar deal on Wednesday after squeezing pricing tighter twice during two days of marketing.
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Deutsche Bank, its balance sheet and the market it operates in are worlds away from where major financial institutions stood in 2008 — so those scaremongering either have their own incentives for doing so or should know better.
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St. Louis-headquartered Belden, the communications equipment manufacturer, launched €200m of 10 year non-call five notes on Tuesday morning, as the high yield market looks to maintain issuance momentum following a bumper September.
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Nets, the largest Nordic digital payments processing company, has confirmed that Deutsche Bank stabilised its share price after its IPO on September 23, when the company’s share price closed at Dkr145, down 3.3%, on its first day of trading.
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Seven banks subscribed to a $297m loan for Blackstone’s acquisition of Indian fintech firm Mphasis during general syndication. The deal was initially conceived as a $405m facility but the amount was reduced after an open offer.
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OfficeFirst Immobilien, which owns a German office portfolio spun off by IVG Immobilien, has opened the books for its Frankfurt IPO, with a price range that could value it at up to €1.82bn.
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ConvaTec, the UK medical supplies company, has announced plans for an IPO of at least $1.8bn (£1.4bn) on the London Stock Exchange this autumn in an intention-to-float document issued on Monday morning.
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Banks showed a clear preference for dollar-denominated primary issuance in the third quarter, as the euro market grappled with heightened volatility.
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Thailand-based Kasikornbank’s Hong Kong branch and Malaysia’s RHB Bank navigated a crowded Asia bond market to bag a combined $900m.