JP Morgan
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Ineos, the chemical company, returned to the high yield bond market on Wednesday with a €770m deal to redeem $775m of notes it issued in 2012. -
JP Morgan has reorganised some of its senior bankers in Asia, giving its existing senior country officers (SCOs) responsibility for banking in each country, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The World Bank will test the short end in dollars on Wednesday, after a pair of issuers came at opposite ends of the curve on Tuesday.
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Slovak Telekom set a price range on Tuesday for its joint Bratislava and London listing that values the company at between €1.5bn and €2bn.
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Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has made a solid entry into the US dollar bond market, raising $500m from a deal that came backed by Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim). The transaction’s success and jubilant investor response bodes well for the wider market, opening up opportunities for other issuers to raise offshore debt with guarantees from policy banks.
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Wind turbine manufacturer Senvion is seeking to issue €400m of senior secured green bonds, in connection with its sale to Centerbridge Partners for €1bn.
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Niccolo Manno has been promoted to the position of JP Morgan’s new head of Asia equity capital markets syndicate, following the departure of Eliot Fisk from the bank.
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Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has opened books for its first dollar bond in the offshore market on Monday, having completed a global roadshow last week.
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Malakoff Corp has hit the ground running with its MR2.74bn ($753.84m) IPO, as eager investors clamoured for stock in what is the first large and liquid trade to emerge from Malaysia this year.
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The first quarter numbers of the biggest US investment banks show that the right kind of volatility is back in the market, as divergent central bank policies pushed investors to take a view.
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Busy Bee, the UK nursery and early education provider for under-fives, held a bank meeting on Wednesday to market its £210m term loan ‘B’.
