Deutsche Bank
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The Epiphany holidays in Europe on Tuesday may have disrupted the issuance calendar for the week, but that didn’t stop issuers from printing over €15.5bn of senior unsecured debt in just two days on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Attractive funding rates and strong demand from Asian investors drew a flock of supranational and agency names to Australian dollars this week — and bankers say at least six names are looking to print in a market that often offers more attractive funding levels than dollars or euros.
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US chemicals producer Angus Chemicals will hold a bank meeting in London on Thursday for the first leveraged loan of the year, a $505m-equivalent cross-border deal that backs its buyout by Golden Gate Capital. It could benefit from a technical opportunity in the European market. -
Barclays Bank re-opened the primary covered bond market on Monday by issuing a £1bn ($1.51bn) three year sterling benchmark, and was followed by a pair of Canadian borrowers.
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The senior FIG market’s new year surge accelerated on Thursday, with another five new issues announced in the wake of Wednesday’s successful prints. Attractive new issue premiums have kept demand high for senior unsecured prints, according to syndicate managers.
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Wuxi Pharma to shelve general — Greenland signs dual currency loan — Jet raises $150m — Country Garden clubs for Hk$4.5bn
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Mitra Keluarga to gauge interest for $300m listing — AGS Transact hires banks for $200m IPO
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RCA01, owned by Spring Real Estate Investment Trust (Spring Reit), is in the market for a $500m refinancing, picking three mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners. The loan is secured on property in Beijing.
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Deutsche Bank has appointed two bankers in new positions to focus on technology in its US equity capital markets team, as it seeks to grow further in what was already a booming sector for IPOs last year.
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Financing for Altice's planned takeover of Portugal Telecom has been put on hold, as the telco is being investigated over its investments in Grupo Espírito Santo.
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US chemicals producer Angus Chemicals will hold a bank meeting in London on Thursday for the first leveraged loan of the year, a $505m-equivalent deal that backs its buyout by Golden Gate Capital.
