Goldman Sachs
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Jefferies' dreary third quarter trading results were buoyed by a record performance in its capital markets division. -
Chinese property developer KWG Property Holding grabbed a modest $250m on Monday from a transaction sealed at an ultra-tight price.
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Goldman Sachs has promoted Ken Hitchner to chairman and chief executive officer of Asia Pacific ex-Japan, amid a rejig of its senior ranks in the region.
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Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co is in the market with its first dollar bond in nearly three years, while APP China Group is meeting debt investors in Hong Kong.
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Credit Suisse has replaced Marisa Drew and Mark Echlin as co-heads of EMEA investment banking and capital markets with Mathew Cestar and Jens Welter. The bank also announced a senior hire in leveraged finance.
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September has seen a variety of issuers access the corporate bond market. From regular issuers to those who have not issued for over a decade, the consistent theme has been single digit new issue premiums for what one syndicate manager described as “manageable deal sizes.” Monday saw new issues in a similar vein.
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Goldman Sachs has named Udhay Furtado and Harry Naysmith as co-heads of investment banking for southeast Asia, according to a memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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Chinese developer KWG Property Holding is back in the dollar debt market just six months after raking in $400m from a five and a half year bond.
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Latin American oil and gas company GeoPark sold $425m of seven year non-call four notes last week, with the first leg of a concurrent tender offer due to expire on Tuesday.
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Pirelli, the Italian tyre maker, has revealed the price range for its IPO in Milan, which could surpass the €3bn flotation of Allied Irish Banks in June as the biggest IPO in Europe this year - if the deal is priced near the top of the range and the greenshoe is exercised.
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A pair of Goldman Sachs-owned funds bagged Rp7bn ($109m) after selling the last of their shares in India’s Max Financial Services through an overnight block trade on Thursday.
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