JP Morgan
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Italian oil and gas company Eni shrugged off any concerns around falling oil prices to issue a €1bn 11 year bond on Tuesday that was five times oversubscribed.
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Unilever, the Anglo-Dutch consumer goods company, capitalised on its status as a rare issuer and a highly recognisable name to price a €750m seven year bond very tight to its notional curve on Tuesday, with a coupon of just 0.5%.
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Republic of Tunisia made its standalone return to the capital markets on Tuesday with its first non-agency guaranteed bond since the Arab Spring.
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Optical retailer GrandVision on Monday published the prospectus for its IPO and announced the price range. It will be the first flotation in Amsterdam this year and only marginally smaller than the largest Dutch IPOs of 2014.
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The UK is set to price a tap of its March 2058 inflation linked Gilt on Wednesday, while investors suggested that the case for a new type of inflation linked bond is growing stronger.
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Indonesia industrials are returning to the dollar bond market with MAXpower Group and Tower Bersama Infrastructure readying new deals.
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Terna, the Italian electricity grid company, sold a €1bn seven year bond last Friday, profiting from strong demand after the announcement of European quantitative easing on Thursday, January 22, to price with a minimal new issue premium.
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One of the most anticipated high yield bond issues of the year so far, Altice’s transaction to refinance its buyout of Portugal Telecom, is set to be priced today (Friday), and bankers believe it will confirm the market's vigorous health at the start of 2015.
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Grupo Senda, a Mexican bus transportation company, is meeting investors for its first international bond since 2007.
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India’s Aurobindo Pharma has received the go-ahead to raise up to $350m from a qualified institutional placement (QIP) of shares, following an extraordinary general meeting held this week.
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Philippines’ Metropolitan Bank is set to raise up to Ps32bn ($719.38m) in a rights offering to beef up its capital ratios.
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KKR, the US private equity firm, surprised the UK equity markets on Thursday morning as it announced its takeover of Trainline.com, the train ticketing website that had a fortnight ago expressed its intention to float in London.