Goldman Sachs
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The euro pipeline for SSAs is fit to burst amid strong conditions, with a trio of issuers hitting screens on Monday and at least one borrower set to come with a deal later in the week. -
Two insurance companies are meeting investors this week for tier two trades as the sector continues to beef up its capital ahead of the implementation of Solvency II in January 2016.
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Goldman Sachs has lost a senior coverage banker following the resignation of the managing director of its China Industrials Group (CIG).
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has mandated five banks to work on a US dollar-denominated Basel III tier two trade.
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A pair of oversubscribed deals at the long end of the curve in euros this week has reopened a market that has been moribund for much of the year, as investors come to terms with low yields, writes Tessa Wilkie.
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This week produced an encouraging run of equity block trades, with a sprinkling of modestly sized deals on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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The Japanese equities market is set for a huge bump in IPO volumes following the announcement that the ¥1.39tr ($11.5bn) triple listings of Japan Post will launch in October.
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Belgium is out with the longest dated deal from a sovereign, supranational or agency — outside the emerging markets — since February. And it is drawing a rip-roaring response which could encourage other issuers to look at the long end.
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As if to prove that it was not put off its stride by yesterday’s news that Citi had hired its chief equity block trade banker, Goldman Sachs is at the centre of tonight’s accelerated bookbuild business with two trades.
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Belgium has mandated for the first fixed rate benchmark longer than 20 years in the sovereign, supranational and agency sector in euros since February, while an Austrian agency also found demand at the long end of the euro curve.
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Citigroup has hired Giacomo Ciampolini, the equity capital markets block trade specialist on Goldman Sachs’s syndicate desk. He will have a dual role as head of Italian ECM and working on accelerated bookbuilds.
