Deutsche Bank
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After a month of speculation, Verallia, the French glass bottle maker, has come to market, setting a Friday bank meeting for €1bn of leveraged loans to back its buyout by Apollo Global Management. -
The Republic of Zambia and Georgian firm Rustavi Azot kicked off roadshows this week, providing hope that a reopening of the CEEMEA sovereign and corporate markets — courtesy of Kazakhstan and Naspers — maintains momentum.
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Verallia, the French glass bottle maker, started sounding investors on Thursday for an €860m-equivalent bond to finance its acquisition by alternative investment fund Apollo Global Management.
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Deutsche Wohnen, the German property company, issued its first conventional bond on Thursday, benefiting from strong market sentiment after Greece’s parliament approved a new bailout package.
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J Sainsbury, the unrated UK supermarket chain, on Thursday became the first issuer to join the corporate bond pipeline in three weeks, announcing a roadshow for a possible hybrid capital deal.
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After a month of speculation, Verallia, the French glass bottle maker, has come to market, setting a Friday bank meeting for €1bn of leveraged loans to back its buyout by Apollo Global Management.
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The return of one of China’s big four banks next week has put the market in a state of eager anticipation, with Bank of Communications (BoCom) set to go on the road for an additional tier one (AT1) preference share offering that could be as large as $2.46bn.
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Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology went live this week with what will be China’s first green bond. The trailblazer drew plenty of attention, with more deals expected both on and offshore once the country’s green bond regulations are finalised later this year.
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China Minsheng Investment (CMI) went live on July 16 with its debut dollar bond, while China Minmetals Corp has appointed banks for a dollar bond.
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Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, nationalised during the financial crisis, has priced its IPO on Wednesday evening, at the bottom of the range, giving it a market capitalisation of €1.45bn.
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An unwelcome slump in deal activity comes just as banks are getting back on the front foot, writes David Rothnie.
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Russian iron ore producer Metalloinvest has signed a $750m pre-export finance facility, becoming the first Russian corporate borrower to follow Uralkali into the international syndicated loan market this year.
