Deutsche Bank
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NordLB put its debut additional tier one print on ice on Thursday morning, with a sharp sell-off in AT1 paper causing the leads to postpone the deal. -
Deutsche Bank this week priced the biggest Formosa bond so far in 2015, in what was its third issue on Taiwan's renminbi-denominated bond market this year.
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Votorantim Cimentos on Thursday morning opened books on the first international Brazilian deal since a Petrobras corruption scandal in November. But the euro denominated reopener struggled in a rotten primary market and was unable to move pricing.
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Barclays has hired a director for its SSA syndicate from Deutsche Bank, GlobalCapital understands.
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Real estate developer Vietnam Investment Group Joint Stock Co (VIG) is looking to borrow $125m offshore in a deal led by one bank.
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As block trade bankers had predicted, the fireworks are starting again as companies emerge from blackouts. Five deals totalling €2.8bn were in the market on Wednesday night, but there were no auctions: all of them were mandated trades, leaving banks away from the action with nothing to bid on.
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Windeln.de, the German online baby products seller, dropped 18% today on its first day of trading in Frankfurt – a bitter conclusion to an IPO process that had appeared to run smoothly until then.
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Sweden priced an oversubscribed $2.25bn three year on Wednesday while a German state attracted strong demand to its debut in the currency.
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German airline Deutsche Lufthansa has held an investor call for its postponed hybrid capital bond issue, after making a €133m operating loss in the first quarter of 2015, smaller than a year ago.
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HNA Airport Holdings is in the market for a $70m loan that will be used for extension of the Sanya International Airport.
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Shanghai Electric Group Company (SEC) is preparing to issue its first euro bond having mandated 10 banks for a series of investor meeting starting on May 8.
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Sweden has mandated banks to run a benchmark in dollars, taking advantage of a clear window of issuance in the currency this week because of holidays in Japan.
