Goldman Sachs
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The European high yield bond market welcomed a bursting deal pipeline this week, leaving behind last week’s sabre rattling between investors and issuers. -
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Public sector bankers have backed claims by Greece’s finance minister that the country could return to the capital markets this year “with or without QE”. The fact that another periphery sovereign, Spain, was able to print a stellar trade on Tuesday despite comments by European Central Bank president Mario Draghi sending markets in a tizzy about the possible end of QE further bolstered the statement, bankers added. Craig McGlashan reports.
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All of the 34 banks taking this year’s Federal Reserve stress tests passed for the first time in the test’s history. For the European-owned firms, that reflects concerted efforts to improve their qualitative processes, while for the major US firms, the result has set off a bonanza of capital returns.
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French property company Gecina latched on to the latest trend for issuance in the multi-tranche European corporate bond on Tuesday, with a short dated floating rate tranche following other issuers to have done the same recently.
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Delivery Hero, the online food ordering platform backed by Rocket Internet, bagged €866m in its IPO on Wednesday after closing a heavily oversubscribed book.
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Ireland has printed just shy of the 50 year part of the euro curve using a pair of private placements, a market it has used with increasing frequency over the last year.
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Dan Martin, managing director and head of equity syndicate at Goldman Sachs in EMEA, is leaving the bank on Friday June 30 after 13 years.
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Indonesia has announced plans to meet investors in continental Europe next week ahead of a potential dual tranche euro and dollar bond placement.
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Agence Française de Développement has passed its first capital markets test since asking for permission to change its banking licence, raising €1bn with a 15 year deal on Wednesday. The choice of tenor may have helped alleviate any immediate problems over its status switch, said a person close to the deal.
