Europe
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A managing director of loans execution will leave Barclays in London at the end of May.
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The world’s largest salt producer, K+S AG, has signed its first Schuldschein, a €600m deal.
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Société Générale will seek further savings from business cuts at its investment bank, after posting a surprise first quarter profit on the back of a strong retail banking performance.
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Deutsche Bank will begin a roadshow next week for a euro denominated tier two transaction, with uncertainty remaining over European authorities’ fondness for additional tier one as regulatory capital.
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A flurry of public sector issuers have taken the market by surprise in a week many expected would see issuance sapped by a combination of international holidays.
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Goldman Sachs has relocated one of its most senior M&A bankers from Hong Kong to London, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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Latin American development bank Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF) is expected to rake in a substantial order book for its first dollar benchmark in over a year, according to bankers close to the deal.
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The failure of the IPO of Banca Popolare di Vicenza leaves full responsibility for the bank’s future with the hastily put together Fondo Atlante — and is a poor omen for the listing of Veneto Banca, due to roll forward after a shareholder meeting this week.
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Chemicals producer Inovyn on Tuesday began the roadshow for a €300m secured bond that will replace a portion of term loan ‘B’ funding being issued to support its full takeover by Ineos.
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KommuneKredit and the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Land NRW) joined NRW.Bank in lining euros deals on Tuesday in a week bankers had expected to be hobbled by holidays.
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Slovenia is offering a $750m buy-back across its dollar 2022s, 2023s and 2024s and is looking to fund it with proceeds from a new euro-denominated bond.
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The UK quitting the European Union would have little negative impact on Asia as a region but could offer some of its cities the opportunity to supplant London as a leading global financial centre