JP Morgan
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The short end of the euro curve is becoming the new sweet spot for public sector borrowers, according to SSA bankers, despite the deeply negative yields in these maturities. The European Stability Mechanism (ESM), Instituto de Crédito Oficial (Ico) and Investitionsbank Berlin (IBB) are all enjoying strong outings with three or five year tenors this week. -
Prosus gets JP Morgan loan for £4.9bn Just Eat order - GoCo switches to bigger loan deal - Schroders adds ESG targets to revolver - AerCap secures revolving debt until 2024 - Nottingham set to be third UK university to sell US PP notes this year
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JP Morgan changes line-up for energy and utilities, multi-nationals, UK ECM and UK M&A — UniCredit swaps out CEE investment bank head — Pigasse exits Lazard
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AerCap Holdings has amended and extended its revolving credit facility, with the Dutch aircraft leasing company bumping up the size of the deal to $4bn and stretching out the maturity.
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Russian consumer finance bank Home Credit & Finance Bank has hit the road to market a rare AT1 in a deal that could be a test of emerging markets investors’ risk appetite for less vanilla deals.
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CLP Power Hong Kong came to the dollar debt market after a four-year hiatus, pricing a $500m subordinated perpetual deal that was sought after in the primary and secondary markets ahead of an old bond’s first call date.
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Chinese state-owned commodity chemicals producer Shanghai Huayi (Group) Co has sold an almost 10 times covered five year bond, while Yuzhou Properties Co raised $500m to fund a tender offer. Two local government financing vehicles also made their offshore debuts.
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James Janoskey will head up JP Morgan’s investment banking activities for energy in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Instituto de Crédito Oficial (Ico) and Investitionsbank Berlin (IBB) found strong demand in the short end of the euro curve on Wednesday, which SSA bankers are calling the new sweet spot, despite the deeply negative yields.
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A group of shareholders in M&G have sold £117m ($150.3m) of stock in the company, following its demerger from its former parent Prudential, via an accelerated bookbuild.
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JP Morgan has appointed Alex Watkins as head of equity capital markets for the UK, replacing Nicholas Hall. Meanwhile, the bank has picked a new head of its consumer and retail sector coverage team for UK investment banking.
