JP Morgan
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Spain has announced another trip to the ultra-long end, electing to come to market in spite of volatility sparked by increased fears around the spread of coronavirus. -
Artificial intelligence company Megvii Technology's Hong Kong IPO prospectus is set to expire on Tuesday. The company, which delayed its deal earlier in February, plans to resubmit a listing application, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Investors flocked to Indian credits on Thursday, as UPL Corp and Muthoot Finance sealed new dollar bonds in a busy market.
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Three Chinese issuers visited the dollar bond market on Thursday, raising $1.2bn between them.
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JP Morgan grabbed the record for the lowest yielding preferred security issue this week, as investors continued to pour cash into the asset class.
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US corporate bond issuers set a blistering pace this week as crowded into the market in droves after Monday’s Presidents’ Day holiday.
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With most high yield companies still preparing annual numbers, the primary bond market saw only two US-based issuers choosing to print unsecured deals this week. The deals were in popular industries and intended to refinance existing debt, but with the strong market backdrop one issuer opted to boost the size of its issue.
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US bond market tourists poured into high grade euros this week, where tiny concessions and a cheap overall cost of funding saw a string of successful trades.
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Ontario Teachers’ Finance Trust has chosen four banks to organise a series of meetings with euro fixed income investors, ahead of what will be the issuer’s first bond in the currency.
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Avenue Supermarts’ founder Radhakishan Damani and members of his family offloaded a portion of their shares in the company this week, raising more than Rp34.3bn ($478.1m). The deal came just days after the company issued a chunk of primary stock.
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International bond volumes from India so far this year have almost doubled from the same period in 2019, showing the strength of the country’s issuers as they continue to emerge from a turbulent period. Debt bankers are optimistic that India is set for a strong 2020, writes Morgan Davis.
