Deutsche Bank
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Ping An Real Estate Company has picked three banks to prepare for an offshore renminbi (CNH) market as early as next week. -
Alok Industries has finally signed its $475m export performance bank guarantee-backed (EPBG) loan on June 30 with a total of eight banks committing to the transaction.
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In a week when Greece’s negotiations with its creditors grew labyrinthine in their complexity, with contradictory statements spewing forth faster than the country’s spiralling yields could follow, public sector borrowers are changing their approach.
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Turkish financial institutions have taken no notice of the slowdown of deals elsewhere in the CEEEMEA region, with several deals progressing this week.
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US industrials company Danaher broke the lull afflicting primary corporate bond markets with a €2.7bn issuance to back its purchase of Pall Corporation on Wednesday.
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Deutsche Bank appointed Kenichi Igarashi head of the Japan desk within EMEA Corporate Banking Coverage.
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New Deutsche Bank chief executive John Cryan leaned heavily on Deutsche’s conduct problems in his first day message to staff, as the German bank anticipates more damage to its capital base from fines.
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US industrials company Danaher broke the torpor afflicting primary corporate bond markets with a €2.7bn issuance to back its purchase of Pall Corporation on Wednesday.
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Halkbank has agreed a $888m equivalent loan with banks, making use of the novel 364/367 day tenor structure introduced by peer Turkish banks this year.
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HSBC sits in its traditional top stop in the sukuk league table halfway into to what should be a record year for international benchmark issuance. But its lead has shrunk to the smallest margin in five years, with regional banks snapping at its heels.
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A fixed income salesperson at Barclays Capital with a focus on Swiss clients is leaving the bank and said to be heading to Deutsche Bank in London.
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Public sector borrowers are snapping up opportunities in the medium term note market, as Greece’s bail-out negotiations and imminent US non-farm payroll data stifle syndicated supply.
