Deutsche Bank
-
-
Shire, the UK pharmaceutical company, has agreed to acquire US company Dyax for $5.9bn in cash. Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley are arranging the financing. -
Angola’s years long journey to the Eurobond market ended this week with a hot 10 year deal, which soared in the secondary market. The importance of fresh cash for the dollar starved state overrode pricing criticism, while the deal laid down a marker for what oil states can do in bond markets. Steve Gilmore reports.
-
-
European financial sponsor-related leveraged loan borrowing has fallen 18% so far this year, to the lowest level for three years.
-
The wide-ranging management shake-up at Deutsche Bank is set to continue, after it picked Goldman Sachs partner Alasdair Warren to lead its new corporate and investment banking unit in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
-
Martin Hibbert, head of debt capital markets origination for the CEEMEA region at Deutsche Bank, appears to have left the firm.
-
The Republic of Albania has released initial price thoughts on a euro denominated five year Eurobond.
-
Sri Lanka’s Bank of Ceylon is seeking a fundraising of up to $200m, returning to loans after a two year absence. But while the borrower is approaching lenders at a time when they are very liquid, it may struggle to woo new banks, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
-
CMS loses deputy CEO in HK — Deutsche ECM banker quits — Moss makes DCM return at Nomura
-
Several of Europe’s largest banks, including Santander and Credit Suisse, have been raising equity capital this year to satisfy regulators. But FIG ECM specialists believe this is coming to an end. Taking its place will be the re-privatisations of nationalised banks, and on the horizon, a return of mergers among banks. Olivier Holmey reports.
-
It’s not just financial institutions wrestling with extra layers of regulatory complexity. As the banking system moves from bail-out to bail-in, the buyside is finding it increasingly difficult to make investment decisions. What do investors really think about bank debt? Tyler Davies reports.
