JP Morgan
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South Korea’s Woori Bank sneaked into the debt market on Monday with a $500m Basel III additional tier one, timing its deal for the day before the country held its presidential election. -
Hospital operator Ameos has scheduled a bank meeting for Wednesday morning for a €510m loan refinancing, as banks scramble for deals.
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Three public sector borrowers hit screens on Monday, mandating in a euro market buoyed by the defeat of National Front candidate Marine Le Pen in the final round of the French presidential election on Sunday.
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The Asian G3 debt market opened on Monday with two deals from financial names and a mandate, in addition to two launches from corporates, following the positive sentiment overnight from the French presidential election.
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Inmobiliaria Colonial, the Spanish property company, successfully raised €253m on Thursday night in a 10% capital increase to finance new investments, capping a busy week for block trades.
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Cobham, the UK aerospace and marine technology company, has finished its second rights issue in 12 months, after the leads completed a small rump placement.
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Norican, the Danish metal parts enhancement firm, priced a €340m six year senior secured bond to finance an acquisition on Friday.
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The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka wowed investors with its new 10 year outing, securing a massive $11bn order book for a $1.5bn deal.
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Ant Financial subsidiary Alipay (Hong Kong) Holding will increase the size of its $3bn loan, taken to partly support its bid to acquire Dallas-based MoneyGram, according to bankers. The news comes about a fortnight after Alipay raised its offer for MoneyGram by around $300m.
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Senegal will meet investors next week ahead of a potential return to the dollar market for the first time in nearly three years.
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The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka opened books for a new dollar offering on Thursday, braving a quiet week in Asia's debt capital markets.
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Amigo Loans, the UK consumer lender, launched a £50m tap of its debut high yield bond on Wednesday, and bankers said there is more to come from the sterling market after what has already been a busy start to the year.
