HSBC
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The offshore bond market is set to welcome Lotte Group’s retail unit Lotte Shopping Co, which will sell dollar-denominated notes guaranteed by the Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim).
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FMS Wertmanagement has printed its third deal of the summer, scooping up €1bn of short dated euro paper with an opportunistic trade.
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Air Berlin, the second biggest airline in Germany, is at risk of defaulting on more than €600m equivalent of bonds, including €130m of convertible bonds, after the carrier filed for insolvency.
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US plastics manufacturer Trinseo priced its new dollar refinancing bond deal with coupons more than 100bp tighter than the old notes. It is also marketing new term loans.
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Standard Bank of South Africa is looking to raise funding in what will be its first international markets deal for 10 years, according to sources.
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Peugeot Citroën’s joint venture in China is coming back to the ABS market on August 22 after a year-long absence. The automaker will approach investors with only one tranche, trimming from the two tranches offered on its debut. But that will not impact the size — the originator plans to triple its fund-raising with a Rmb3bn ($449.8m) offer.
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Andrew Salvoni, head of SSA syndicate at Morgan Stanley, is moving to HSBC as a director, GlobalCapital understands.
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Chinese real estate company Cifi Holdings printed its first perpetual bond on Tuesday, raising $300m. But although the company hit its target, it opted for an aggressive pricing strategy and orders plummeted from over $4bn to $1.1bn.
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FMS Wertmanagement is set to dip into the market for the third time this summer, as it seeks to meet an increased funding target for the year.
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China’s Cifi Holdings is taking orders for a perpetual non call five year bond on Tuesday, returning to the public dollar debt market after more than two years.
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Indian Railway Finance Corp (IRFC) is ready to sell its debut offshore rupee bond as soon as it is given the regulatory go-ahead, a source at the issuer has told GlobalCapital Asia.
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Trinseo, a US manufacturer of plastics, latex binders and synthetic rubber, opened investor calls on Monday for a new unsecured bond, as it plans to repay all of its bonds due in 2022.