JP Morgan
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Spanish private hospital operator Grupo Hospitalario Quirón shrugged off the demands of a strong lender’s market this week, in a €2.15bn deal that recalled the weight of CVC’s reputation among investors.
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The International Finance Corp is scouting for the next opportunity to develop green bonds in emerging markets, following its sale of the first such bond from an international issuer in the Peruvian market this week.
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Danish telecoms firm TDC has announced it is planning its first bond issue since KKR sold its remaining stock in the company in September last year. Nordic banks could pick up the mandates.
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Shanghai Electric priced its maiden bond on August 7, raising $500m with a five year offering. A high proportion of the book went to European investors, who saw better value in the underlying credit than Asian investors, who deemed it to be expensive for a regional name, according to bankers.
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E-commerce firm Alibaba finally looks ready to price its long-awaited jumbo IPO, after it emerged this week that it will begin meeting investors in early September.
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The world’s fourth largest mobile service provider, Bharti Airtel, raised Rp21.4bn ($349m) on August 7 by offloading parts of its stake in Bharti Infratel through a trade that was almost double the size the seller originally planned.
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Delhi International Airport Limited (Dial) is preparing to join the procession of Indian high yield names making their debut in the international bond market, after picking for banks for a dollar deal.
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Spanish private hospital operator Grupo Hospitalario Quirón has signed off the €2.15bn loan that backs its merger with rival chain Idcsalud, shrugging off market volatility to win favourable borrower's terms.
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Spanish private hospital operator Grupo Hospitalario Quirón has signed off the €2.15bn loan that backs its merger with rival chain Idcsalud, shrugging off market volatility to win favourable borrower's terms.
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E-commerce giant Alibaba finally looks ready to price its long-awaited jumbo IPO with news emerging Wednesday that it is expected to begin a roadshow in the first week of September.
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Delhi International Airport Limited (Dial) is preparing to join the procession of Indian high yield names making their debut in the international bond market after picking for banks for a dollar deal.
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Chinese mobile game distributor iDreamSky has raised $141.5m from its Nasdaq IPO, with the deal oversubscribed just hours after books opened. The strong interest from investors meant that the leads not only managed to price the IPO above the guidance offered, but they were also forced put a cap on order size.