Deutsche Bank
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Deutsche Bank said long term demand for fixed income products remained attractive, particularly in Europe, as it affirmed its commitment to remaining a top tier global investment bank ahead of raising new capital. -
Haitong Securities is meeting investors in Hong Kong and Singapore this week for its inaugural dim sum bond.
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India's Hindustan Petroleum Corp has wrapped up syndication of its $500m loan, with preliminary allocations out ahead of the signing.
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Train manufacturer China CNR Corp priced its $1.13bn Hong Kong IPO close to the bottom of its indicative price range on May 16, a transaction that saw vastly different outcomes for its institutional and retail tranches.
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Ingenico had never issued a bond before this week, but its name is becoming ubiquitous as a maker of card payment devices in shops. That recognition helped it make a successful bond debut on Tuesday, raising €450m at a spread comparable with peers’ secondary levels – without the concession that an unrated debut borrower would usually pay in a less bullish market.
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Public sector issuers that ventured into dollars this week were inundated with demand, allowing them to bring a series of oversubscribed deals in the short to medium part of the curve. Others are tipped to follow if conditions are stable next week — after a stormy afternoon of trading across credit markets on Thursday.
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Syndicate bankers hailed a return to form for senior debt this week, following a string of blowout deals. Given a week with no holidays to disrupt the market, financials reacted with gusto and printed around €12bn of senior debt, with investors stepping up to absorb the tide of issuance.
