JP Morgan
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China State Construction Engineering Corp has picked seven banks to arrange a roadshow ahead of its return to the offshore debt market. -
China General Nuclear Power Corp (CGNPC) has wrapped up its second dollar deal of the year, using a keepwell agreement this time around rather than a direct guarantee. Despite the less investor-friendly structure, the company saw a huge following and managed to price the notes with little new issue premium.
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Autodistribution, the French car parts distributor, has priced its €237m of pay-if-you-can notes, to finance its buyout by Bain Capital.
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Swiss insurer Ace Group printed the US market's biggest insurance deal of the year with a $5.3bn four trancher to help finance its $28.3bn acquisition of Chubb.
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African Development Bank brought the solitary dollar benchmark of the SSA market this week, opting for a two year deal — which may become a sweet spot as the US Federal Reserve turns hawkish.
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It was a week of firsts for the socially responsible investment sector, with several issuers bringing innovations or printing record sized deals.
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Amundi’s IPO has found a favourable reception in investor education, the company’s CEO, Yves Perrier, said today.
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The belly of the curve was the place to be this week for public sector borrowers in euros — but any other benchmarks before the end of the year are likely to be further out the maturity curve.
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October has been one of the worst months in recent years for FIG issuance. But while some stability — and even a couple of issuers — returned to markets this week, bankers fear that elevated premiums will keep issuance suppressed. November will reveal all about the state of FIG issuance, writes Tyler Davies.
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