Deutsche Bank
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PPG Industries, the American paint, industrial coatings and glass company, has hired banks for a euro bond, as its existing €300m 10 year, issued in 2005, approaches maturity. -
PTT Global Chemical’s French subsidiary VencoreX Holdings is close to winding up a €190m ($215.65m) dual tranche seven year loan.
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AT&T, the US mobile phone service provider, returned to the euro bond market on Monday, issuing €2.5bn in 8.5 and 20 year tranches.
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Priceline Group, the US online discount travel booking service, has hired Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs to arrange investor calls in preparation for a second euro bond.
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Indian textile firm Alok Industries is in the market with a $375m export performance bank guarantee backed (EPBG) loan. The borrower has picked three European banks to lead the transaction, which comes with an undisclosed upsize option.
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Deutsche Bank is throwing its weight behind the burgeoning green bond market, after announcing on Friday that it will invest €1bn in the format.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is hiring an equity-linked debt banker from Deutsche Bank.
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Latin America bond bankers said that a drive for transparency in Central American countries explained why Costa Rica on Tuesday took the unusual step of issuing a press release stating it had mandated Deutsche Bank and HSBC for a bond issue later this year.
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Two single-B rated sovereigns are marketing dollar benchmarks. Ivory Coast and Lebanon are likely to attract great interest in what has been a deal starved quarter.
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World Bank broke two of its green bond records on Thursday, selling its longest dated syndication in the format and its largest in dollars to date.
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Regional issuers from Germany and Sweden had no problem finding demand for deals on Thursday, as a pair of issuers sold oversubscribed bonds.
