Goldman Sachs
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3SBio hit it out of the park with its Hong Kong IPO, pricing shares at the top of expectations as hundreds of accounts poured into the HK$5.51bn ($712m) trade, and bankers lamented that those who got zeroed were “too many to count”. -
Qunar Cayman Islands, the Nasdaq-listed online travel services firm, has raised $310.18m from the sale of American Depositary Shares (ADS), in a trade that saw momentum building strongly after an earlier convertible bond pulled in a pair of well-known names.
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Legend Holdings, the conglomerate that owns Lenovo, has started testing investor demand for its $2bn IPO in Hong Kong, with the high-profile trade attracting a beeline of investors interested to come on board as cornerstones.
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The owners of Worldpay have chosen Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to lead the payment processing firm’s initial public offering.
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Red Star Macalline Group Corp, known for its home improvement and furnishings shopping malls in China, has started testing investor appetite for a roughly $1bn Hong Kong IPO, which will simultaneously give investors a taste of a property and consumer story.
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Sivantos, the renamed spinoff of Siemens Audiology Solutions, has launched a repricing of a €785m leveraged loan backing its buyout by EQT, which closed last December.
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Extreme swings in European government bond yields rocked markets this week, but worse could be yet to come.
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Apple smashed the record for largest corporate yen bond from an international issuer with its debut on Thursday, but other borrowers are unlikely to leap on the obvious demand, writes Nathan Collins
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PizzaExpress, the largest UK casual dining restaurant operator, priced on Tuesday a £55m tap of its senior secured bond to fund the purchase of 28 franchise businesses in China and Hong Kong.
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Dell, the US personal computer maker, has closed books on a loan repricing and will increase the deal, although investors put the brakes on a full repricing.
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Dufry, the Swiss duty free shop chain, will on June 11 start building the book for the Sfr2.2bn ($2.4bn) rights issue it signalled in March, as part of the financing for its €3.6bn takeover of World Duty Free.
