Goldman Sachs
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Block issuance has been active this week, with three notable accelerated bookbuilds all sold well. Monday also brought the announcement of what could be the largest IPO in London this year.
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Two equity block trades came out in the European market on Tuesday evening, both of which achieved successful sales.
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Italy announced on Monday the banks to lead its first ever 50 year syndication, a bond planned since May. -
OfficeFirst Immobilien, which owns a German office portfolio spun off by IVG Immobilien, has opened the books for its Frankfurt IPO, with a price range that could value it at up to €1.82bn.
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ConvaTec, the UK medical supplies company, has announced plans for an IPO of at least $1.8bn (£1.4bn) on the London Stock Exchange this autumn in an intention-to-float document issued on Monday morning.
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Chinese logistics firm ZTO Express has picked the New York Stock Exchange as the destination for its $1.5bn US listing, according to a filing on the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Bankers on and off the deal deemed the African Development Bank’s first foray into the euro market a success, thanks to the borrower's cautious approach to size and pricing.
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GE Capital has completed the first sell-down of shares in Moneta Money Bank, the Czech commercial lender, since its Ck20bn (€739m) Prague IPO in May.
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The sterling market's strength was on full display this week, with £1.1bn in new investment grade deals heading into investor pockets — a good sign that supply may be able to replace the BoE’s intended £10bn in purchases.
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The Asian Development Bank on Thursday sold the tightest priced SSA dollar benchmark of the year, as SNCF Réseau got off to a flying start with its first ever issue in the currency.
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The African Development Bank’s funding team will be “heroes” if the issuer’s debut euro benchmark is a success on Friday, said SSA bankers away from the deal.
