JP Morgan
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A flotilla of IPOs reached harbour safely this week, through waters calmed by the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing medicine, and whatever other magical ingredient has made financial professionals feel so much better since Easter. But one debutant tripped up and another IPO was pulled. -
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Investors poured into Belgium’s debut 50 year benchmark vintage this week, with demand so strong that bankers are confident other issuers could soon sip liquidity from the ultra-long tenor.
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Abu Dhabi’s $5bn note, priced Monday, dazzled with size and rarity, but also set the bar for other Middle East sovereigns facing unprecedented funding needs. How that capital is raised could come to define the year in emerging market bonds, writes Francesca Young.
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Belgium cracked open its 50 year bond vintage on Thursday with a deal that drew plenty of praise — while the level of demand even surprised some of those working on the trade.
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Kuoni, the Swiss travel company, and Novacap, the French pharmaceuticals and chemicals firm, set price talk on their loan packages following bank meetings on Thursday morning.
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Samsung Biologics Co will send out a request for proposals next week for its 2016 IPO, expected to fetch over W3tr ($2.6bn), a source close to the situation told GlobalCapital Asia.
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) made a comeback to the bond market this week with a $3bn four-tranche deal. But in a step away from its previous outings, the oil and gas giant opted for price over size.
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BOC Aviation started gauging investor appetite this week for its $2bn IPO in Hong Kong, with books set to open in mid-May.
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A multi-billion dollar project finance loan for Tengizchevroil (TCO), a Kazakh oil field joint venture, is finally being arranged, said four bankers this week.
