Goldman Sachs

Singapore-based internet company Sea has raised $1.35bn after boosting the size of a follow-on offering of American Depository Shares (ADS).

Indian energy company ReNew Power sealed a $375m bond sale on Tuesday with the help of a new, direct issuance structure. But although the notes were deemed to be more issuer-friendly than ReNew’s previous transaction, many were left puzzled by the borrower’s complicated approach to offshore fundraising. Morgan Davis reports.

Goldman's Richdale joins KKR – JPM hires Wong from BofA – Fubon recruits from ANZ loans – Natixis names head of PB – Deutsche promotes two for sponsors – ABN opens shop in Australia – MSCI backs China A-shares

India’s ReNew Power returned to the dollar market for a $375m bond on Tuesday, continuing its trend of using complicated deal structures to overcome strict regulations.

NatWest Markets has made some hires in strategy across emerging markets, rates and foreign exchange.

Hong Kong-based online brokerage Futu Securities is on track to raise $160m after cutting the size of its IPO and signing up international investment fund General Atlantic for a private placement.

Greece received a huge reception for its first 10 year benchmark in almost a decade on Tuesday, taking advantage of a double upgrade by Moody’s last Friday and strong market conditions.

Nokia had much to be thankful for on Monday when it issued a €750m seven year bond at 170bp over mid-swaps — the same level at which its older five year bond was trading at the beginning of this year.

L-Bank is set to bring the first ever Reg S only Sofr-linked bond on Tuesday. The German agency will be joined in the dollar SSA market by Japan Finance Organization for Municipalities, which has picked banks for its first benchmark of the calendar year.

Greece mandated banks on Monday for a 10 year syndication, which will be the sovereign’s longest tenor since making its public bond market comeback in 2014.

KKR has hired former Goldman Sachs executive Kate Richdale as its head of strategy and business development in Asia Pacific, a new job.

Singapore-based internet company Sea is planning to issue a new chunk of its US-listed equity, according to a filing with the regulator.