Goldman Sachs
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The share price of Paris-listed Ingenico plummeted on Friday, even as the Cac 40 index rose, after it was reported that the firm was considering a merger with UK payment processing company Worldpay. -
The European Investment Bank has lined up a euro benchmark that SSA bankers are praying will add to a strong €5bn deal from KfW last week — but the supranational is unlikely to aim for the same size as its German peer.
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KfW showed public sector issuers exactly what it takes to get euro investors reaching into their pockets this week — a hefty new issue premium, writes Tessa Wilkie.
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The corporate bond pipeline for September swelled rapidly over the course of this week, with no less than six companies hiring banks for roadshows in the near future.
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Bank of Qingdao Co, a Chinese city commercial lender, is considering a Hong Kong listing this year. Citic CLSA Securities and Goldman Sachs are joint sponsors, with Rothschild acting as financial adviser.
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The era of high valuations and low leverage means private equity firms are losing out to corporates in M&A, forcing them to overhaul their business models and look at consolidation, writes David Rothnie
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One of the biggest borrowers in the public sector capital markets is gearing up to test demand in the belly of the euro curve, two days after a less than ecstatic investor response to a 10 year from Finland.
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Beijing Konruns Pharmaceuticals Co, a maker of cancer drugs, is planning an IPO in Hong Kong, with the company filing an A-1 on Tuesday. Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs will jointly sponsor the trade.
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Samsung Bioepis, the pharmaceutical arm of Korea’s Samsung Group, is planning a highly-anticipated IPO on the Nasdaq in 2016, and has dished out mandates for the listing to four banks.
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Project bond supply could be on the way from Colombia after Goldman Sachs committed to provide $1.2bn for the first leg of the financing of the country’s $25bn so-called 4G infrastructure programme.
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The dollar pipeline for SSAs showed no signs of closing on Thursday, as an agency mandated, a supranational printed, and bankers suggested that next week will be even busier.
