JP Morgan
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Titanium, fluoroproducts and chemical solutions business Chemours sold $2.5bn of senior unsecured notes on Tuesday, proceeds of which will go to its parent, DuPont, in the form of a dividend. -
Poland's mBank has mandated Commerzbank, Credit Suisse, HSBC and JP Morgan to arrange a bond, with investor meetings starting early next week.
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The Republic of Indonesia has announced the dates of investor meetings for a dollar sukuk, having mandated four banks to work on the bond.
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Noble Group, a commodities supplier, has received a total of $2.25bn in commitments, including $1.5bn from the original 15 mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners. The commitments cover the amount it was seeking when it launched the deal into general on April 8.
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The privatisation of Slovak Telekom is reaching its climax, with a covered message published this morning and refined price guidance expected tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Wasion Group Holdings, a maker of utility distribution devices, has raised HK$734.40m ($94.76m) in a top-up placement and sale of secondary stock, locking in gains from the rally that gripped Hong Kong’s stock market since last month.
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Harman International Industries, a US maker of audiovisual equipment, has hired banks for its first euro bond, having previously issued only in dollars.
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NH Hotel Group, the Spanish hotel chain, has pulled its €200m senior unsecured bond issue.
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A nervous tone in the FIG market has already crushed Banco Popolare’s hopes of printing tier two before its quarterly results, and conditions could be just as tough next week.
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Busy Bee, the UK nursery and early education provider for under-fives, was aiming to allocate its £210m refinancing loan by Thursday afternoon, with pricing tight but not too aggressive.
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A triumphant first Grüner Pfandbrief has snapped the covered bond market out of its recent decline, bringing new buyers to a product that many investors abandoned this year as the European Central Bank’s purchases crowded them out, writes Bill Thornhill.
