Deutsche Bank
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One of the most anticipated high yield bond issues of the year so far, Altice’s transaction to refinance its buyout of Portugal Telecom, is set to be priced today (Friday), and bankers believe it will confirm the market's vigorous health at the start of 2015. -
Eskom Holdings is meeting investors for its first international bond since July 2013 and the first corporate CEEMEA bond of this year.
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Angus Chemicals, the US chemicals producer, is closing books on its $505m leveraged loan, the first of the year, having made a small shift in favour of euros on the crossborder transaction.
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Euro commercial paper issuance dropped to its lowest level in 11 years in 2014, and the market faces a further threat from proposed bank-style regulation for money market funds.
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Fresenius, the German medical care company, launched a loan refinancing project of around €3bn only two days after Standard & Poor’s upgraded it to investment grade.
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The loan portion of Liberty Global’s refinancing exercise has been reduced to around €690m, after lenders’ reluctance to roll into its merging Dutch subsidiary led the company to issue an €800m bond through Ziggo, one of the merging companies.
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While US borrowers dominated senior unsecured issuance this week, Dutch lender NIBC Bank was also able to return to the euro senior unsecured market after an absence of almost three years.
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What a difference QE makes. Sentiment in Europe's high yield market has U-turned, from the uneasy, sluggish mood in the final months of last year, to an overtly optimistic January.
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The Deutsche Bank boss needs a new strategy as fixed income and capital concerns strengthen the hand of universal banking naysayers, writes David Rothnie.
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The loan portion of Liberty Global’s refinancing exercise has been reduced to around €690m, after lenders’ reluctance to roll into its merging Dutch subsidiary led the company to issue an €800m bond through Ziggo, one of the merging companies.
