JP Morgan
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Instituto de Crédito Oficial brought some rare short dated euro paper to the market on Monday, as it raised €500m with a long three year deal that drew heavy interest from investors outside Spain. -
Patheon, the US pharmaceutical contract manufacturing firm, held a lender call on Monday for a repricing of its €465m cov-lite term loan, as did fellow US company Platform Specialty Products for its own €575m term loan.
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Shares in Cobham, the troubled UK aerospace and marine technology company, fell 1.9% on Monday after it revealed that it was being investigated by the Financial Conduct Authority for its handling of inside information before its trading update in April 2016, when it announced its last rights issue.
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JP Morgan’s head of ECM for Asia ex-Japan David Suen has left after close to a decade with the US bank, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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UK luxury sports car maker Aston Martin will hit the road for a senior secured deal in sterling and dollars on Friday to repay bonds coming due next year.
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German auto parts maker Adler Pelzer Group drove into a European high yield bond market already loaded with offerings from other six borrowers on Wednesday, but it stood out as a rare chance for investors to buy a single-B rated bond.
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Barry Meyers, head of UK equity capital markets at Barclays for the past two years, will rejoin JP Morgan in June after three months' gardening leave.
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Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) brought new flavour to the SRI bond market this week with the first ever sustainable subordinated tier two, but the deal fell short of being a major milestone as many investors who follow green bonds are not able to buy such paper. Virginia Furness reports.
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Only one SSA issuer took advantage of strong conditions in the dollar market this week. Bankers said that there could be more supply next week, though most issuers are so well-funded that deals are likely to remain thin on the ground.
