JP Morgan
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Dutch coffee company DE Master Blenders has divided its €7.5bn acquisition loan into four tranches.
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Two issuers from the eurozone’s periphery hit the senior market on Thursday despite a halt in the rally triggered by a rates cut from the European Central Bank last week.
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JP Morgan has promoted Rohit Chatterji to be head of emerging Asia M&A, replacing Rob Sivitilli, who will be retiring from the industry after 18 years with the bank.
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Kookmin Bank will be meeting investors during the next two weeks for a proposed international bond.
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Solar panel manufacturer Trina Solar successfully raised a combined $247m by pricing a concurrent placement and convertible bond offering on June 6, despite a turbulent market backdrop as Chinese solar companies were slapped with new import taxes by the US.
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PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP) printed the first dollar corporate hybrid from Thailand on Wednesday, a perpetual non call five. Despite a noisy Thai political backdrop, the deal attracted a legion of yield-hungry investors who drove final pricing a staggering 37.5bp tighter than initial guidance.
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Hainan Airlines continued the recent run of taps on June 12, pricing the reopening of its offshore renminbi bond flat to the original 6.25% 2017s. Reverse enquiry drove the deal.
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OCBC has opened guidance on its second Basel III compliant tier two offering of the year as it looks to acquire Hong Kong's Wing Hang Bank.
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OCBC has opened guidance on its second Basel III compliant tier two offering of the year as it looks to acquire Hong Kong's Wing Hang Bank.
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All3Media, the UK television programme producer, has signed a £400m-equivalent loan to back its takeover by Discovery Communications and Liberty Global.
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Italian insurance company UnipolSai is set to sell an oversubscribed perpetual non-call 10 tier one deal on Wednesday at a level reflecting the new reality for subordinated debt in the wake of the European Central Bank's easing programme, announced last Thursday. The issuer is the first financial credit to sell subordinated bonds so far this week, but bankers expect more to follow in its footsteps.
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Denmark's Jyske Bank narrowed the spread differential to other Danish issuers of senior unsecured debt as appetite for low beta paper continues to thrive despite the rally in spreads.