Goldman Sachs
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China State Construction Engineering Corp has picked seven banks to arrange a roadshow ahead of its return to the offshore debt market. -
A steady start to the week in the European corporate bond primary market had clicked into gear by Thursday, as corporate issuers emerged at pace from earnings blackouts.
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Two equity-linked bonds came to market in as many days this week, after a long period of slow issuance. Both were priced at the best terms for the issuers, highlighting how avidly investors will buy the paper when market conditions are right.
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African Development Bank brought the solitary dollar benchmark of the SSA market this week, opting for a two year deal — which may become a sweet spot as the US Federal Reserve turns hawkish.
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Iren, the newly rated northern Italian utility company, sailed through another day of low issuance on Monday, drawing in a €3.4bn order book for a €500m bond.
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Three issuers launched covered bond benchmarks in euros this week, down from nine in the previous week, as borrowers anticipated an improvement in market conditions and lower new issue concessions.
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The belly of the curve was the place to be this week for public sector borrowers in euros — but any other benchmarks before the end of the year are likely to be further out the maturity curve.
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Hapag-Lloyd and the banks leading its IPO are talking to key investors in the deal as they consider how to react to worsening sentiment towards container shipping stocks.
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Just two and a half years after receiving a €10bn bailout from the Troika, Republic of Cyprus proved its capital markets rehabilitation is complete on Tuesday, by issuing a rare €1bn combined syndication and switch offer, writes Virginia Furness.
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Goldman Sachs and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust raised $500m of five year funding this week using a novel triple recourse special purpose vehicle called SumitG.
