JP Morgan
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Eskom, the South African state-run power company, has said it could print its dollar bond as early as tomorrow and has confirmed that it will sell both standalone and government-guaranteed tranches. Investors have a wide range of views on fair value. -
Europe’s leveraged finance markets are having a hard time slowing down for their traditional summer break. Investors are willing to keep deploying cash and issuers are responding, with several deals scheduled to be priced in the next two weeks.
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India’s HDFC Bank has raised $2.22bn through a qualified institutional placement and a concurrent sale of American Depository Shares (ADS).
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South African state-run power company Eskom is aiming to print a total of $1.5bn and is expecting to sell both guaranteed and unguaranteed tranches of its bond, according to two sources close to the deal.
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Taiwan Cement Corp has raised $549m from an overnight Global Depositary Shares sale after exercising part of the greenshoe and pricing at the low end.
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South Korea’s Woori Bank returned to the debt market on Monday, raising $300m from a Basel III-compliant tier two bond.
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India’s HDFC Bank has launched bookbuilding for a qualified institutional placement (QIP) of common stock and a fresh offering of American Depository Receipts (ADRs), with a view to raise up to Rp155bn ($2.26bn).
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World Bank’s $5bn July 2021 was the solitary benchmark available for BondMarker scoring in the week commencing July 16 — and voters rewarded the supranational for picking a window that it had all to itself.
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HDFC Asset Management Co is set to raise Rp28bn ($407.5m) from its IPO after a vast show of demand from institutions and non-institutional investors, according to a source close to the deal.
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Public sector borrowers could beat the summer slumber if they bring dollar deals, said SSA bankers — and they may be rewarded for doing so, with conditions unlikely to be able to get better than this week’s.
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US companies stayed away from issuing bonds this week, amid continuing volatility and concerns about second quarter earnings after Facebook offered "bombshell guidance".
