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The era of pure-play private equity is over. Banks are pulling different divisions together to serve the complex needs of global asset managers
Specialist moves after 18 years in the market
New dangers are making deals harder to do, but pricing for the haves is still tight
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Investment boutique Green Ash became the newest player in the corporate high yield market this week, with its short dated speculative grade bond strategy set to include a large allocation to UK credit. -
Several Chinese borrowers have hit the loan market for two year money in recent months, in contrast to more established firms from the mainland which are pushing out tenors on their borrowings. While typically banks and borrowers prefer to lock in longer-term loans, for some the nature of the business and the lenders’ unfamiliarity with the company necessitates a shorter life to mitigate risks.
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Property giant China Vanke Co and HNA Group Co came to the market on Thursday with dollar bonds, taking vastly different approaches. Vanke opted for a tenor of 10 years, but HNA kept it ultra-short.
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ANZ has promoted Chris Raciti, a senior loans banker who looked after North Asia, to CEO of its Korean arm, the bank said in a press release on Wednesday.
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Indonesian power producer Indika Energy launched a dollar bond on Thursday, turning to investors more than a month after a roadshow for the proposed transaction.
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Spreads keep tracking tighter in senior triple-A CLO paper, narrowing investor returns in a busy market and driving talk of leveraging bonds throughout the debt capital structure.
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