Deutsche Bank
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A three year tap from Commerzbank this week highlighted diverging appetite for German senior financial debt.
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As Barclays and Deutsche prepare to face shareholders and report earnings in the coming weeks, both AJs face fundamental questions about their investment banking strategies that could reshape the global industry, writes David Rothnie.
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Nordic Investment Bank’s choice of Swedish kronor for the week’s third socially responsible bond paid off on Thursday as Transport for London announced plans to make it four. -
Indomobil opens $100m in general — Two lead Hyva ‘s $295m refi loan — Formosa seeks $138m — PTT Global Chemical French arm wraps up loan
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Standard Chartered plans to be a regular face in the dollar senior market as a result of Total Loss Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) regulation, after making a rare appearance this week with its first four tranche dollar trade.
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Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) is wasting no time with its latest dollar bond, launching a five year trade on April 16 just one day after the official mandate of the deal was announced.
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Labco, the French medical diagnostics firm, published its intention to float in Paris on Wednesday and began investor education for an IPO that could be as large as €640m.
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Kloeckner Pentaplast, the German plastic packaging company, on Wednesday began marketing €300m of unsecured notes with Kloeckner Pentaplast of America as issuer.
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Kloeckner Pentaplast, the German plastic film maker, has accelerated syndication on its €831m-equivalent loan in euros and dollars, designed to refinance debt and pay its shareholders a dividend.
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Indonesia’s Sumber Alfaria Trijaya has raised Rph1.54tr ($119m) from a combination of a top-up placement and a one-on-one subscription of shares, as part of a non pre-emptive offering that the company is contemplating.
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Standard Chartered plans to be a regular face in the dollar senior market as a result of Total Loss Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) regulation, after making a rare appearance this week with its first four tranche dollar trade.
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Changing investor attitudes towards contractual point of non-viability allowed Commonwealth Bank of Australia to draw a solid order book for a euro tier two deal on Wednesday.
