Deutsche Bank
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UBS is bringing on board a hybrid capital specialist from Deutsche Bank in a bid to cement and grow its league table standings in European bank capital issuance. -
MIE Holdings was quick to open the books for its third dollar bond, launching a five year non call three on Tuesday, after receiving a strong response from investors.
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KT Corporation made a solid landing with its first fixed rate dual tranche transaction on Tuesday night. The issuer printed $1bn and was able to price inside its existing curve despite a less than ideal market backdrop.
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Iceland’s Arion Banki is planning to sell the country’s first benchmark euro bond from an Icelandic bank since the crisis, after Allied Irish Banks and Intesa Sanpaolo last week sold benchmark five year transactions that stirred up expectations that other peripheral banks were looking to come to market with longer dated paper.
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European investors could be offered a way out of a supply shortage in European RMBS this week with two issuers having mandated for new deals, following a swift transaction from Liberty Financial on Monday.
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Dollar regular KT Corporation launched a dual tranche bond on Monday after getting a solid response from investors during its recent roadshow. Although it is the third time that the Korean telecommunications company is selling a dual tranche deal, the new issue will be its first to comprise fixed rate notes.
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UK plastic piping firm Polypipe completed a £294m IPO on Friday, and the shares stayed comfortably up in the aftermarket.
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BBVA Chile became the first triple-B rated Chilean financial to tap the Swiss franc market on Thursday, illustrating Swiss investors' increasing ease with Latin American financials.
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Technology powerhouse and Alibaba rival Tencent is on the road following the establishment of a $5bn GMTN programme on Thursday.
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A quiet first quarter of FIG issuance from Latin America has drawn the region’s banks into a bond market that has delivered tightly priced bonds, said bankers. Santander Chile and Brazil’s BNDES benefited this week, with BNDES’s deal of particular encouragement to other Brazilian bank issuers, according to DCM bankers in the country.
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