JP Morgan
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Strong demand for a pair of benchmarks, plus Italy’s latest BTP Italia, in what is typically a quiet week in the lead up to Easter holidays, has issuance conditions looking promising for sovereign, supranational and agency borrowers when the market re-opens next week.
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Technology firm Tencent has been on a bond investor roadshow after putting in place a $5bn GMTN programme. -
Online cosmetics marketplace operator Jumei International Holding has filed for a US debut of American depositary shares, which could be worth up to $400m.
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MIE Holdings was quick to open the books for its third dollar bond, launching a five year non call three on Tuesday, after receiving a strong response from investors.
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Online cosmetics marketplace operator Jumei International Holding has filed for a US debut of American Depositary Shares, which could be worth up to $400m.
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JP Morgan’s 19% fall in earnings for the first quarter of 2014 was partly caused by a 21% decline in revenue from its fixed income business.
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Technology powerhouse and Alibaba rival Tencent is on the road following the establishment of a $5bn GMTN programme on Thursday.
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Another blowout deal from an Indian credit took place this week as State Bank of India’s return to the dollar market saw orderbooks six times oversubscribed for the dual tranche offering. Proving India’s outlook is still on the up, the issuer printed well inside its existing curve.
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The fastest book build one syndicate banker has ever seen helped Endesa Chile to a first international bond in nearly two decades on Thursday as a universal tightening in LatAm credit entices borrowers from the region into the market at a rapid rate.
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Uruguay-headquartered Navios South American Logistics returned to the capital markets on Tuesday and found strong demand among US high yield investors to price an eight year non call three bond to finance a liability management exercise.
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