Deutsche Bank
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The European Investment Bank left bankers cheering on Thursday as it found strong demand for the first long end sterling syndication from a supranational for several years. -
Two of the most familiar names in the high yield borrower base on Wednesday launched a splash of payment-in-kind notes, a rare structure which has constituted only €570m of sales this year.
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A long drawn out fundraising for MNC Sky Vision is coming down to the wire after Moody’s downgraded its parent this week, citing refinancing risks. A default could spell more bad news for Indonesian borrowers, especially coming so close to last month’s missed payment by Royal Industries Indonesia. John Loh reports.
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SIG Combibloc, the Swiss packaging firm owned by Onex, launched its second repricing request on its leveraged buyout loans with a lender call scheduled for Thursday morning New York time, as replies were due on Armacell's own repricing.
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Indonesian power producer Cikarang Listrindo slashed its funding costs and extended the maturity of its debt profile with a popular $550m 10 year note priced at a 4.96% coupon — setting a new benchmark for the country’s issuers.
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US metal packaging manufacturer Crown Holdings on Thursday priced a dual currency note that will refinance its loans.
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GlobalCapital announces the results of its first full scale, standalone set of Sustainable and Responsible Capital Markets Awards.
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The European Investment Bank has mandated banks to sell a bond in a part of the sterling curve that neither it nor any other supranational or non-UK agency has visited in three years.
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European Investment Bank received a warm welcome on Wednesday for its fourth euro benchmark outing of the year.
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German consumer goods group Henkel touched negative yields as it tapped three currencies for a €2.2bn equivalent four tranche bond deal on Tuesday, pulling in a monster order book.
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Belfius Bank has priced the first Belgian covered bond inside a French covered bond and with virtually no new issue concession.
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The European Investment Bank will on Wednesday tackle a part of the euro curve where Finland drew a strong book last week, as the European Financial Stability Facility made light work of its funding needs for the third quarter.
