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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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Chinese commodity trader Tewoo Group and retail chain operator Maoye International Holdings are in the market with bonds of less than a year, getting ahead of the Chinese Communist Party’s National Congress meeting that will kick off from Wednesday. -
Malaysia’s Press Metal Aluminium Holdings has mandated banks for its maiden foray into the dollar bond market.
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The US leveraged loan market is increasingly vulnerable to external shocks, as investors pile into the market despite alarm bells ringing over the number of riskier borrowers issuing debt and the weakening of investor protections, S&P Global Ratings warned this week.
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UBS’s EMEA leveraged finance business has been through the wringer, but co-head David Slade, who joined in 2015, is rebuilding it.
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French shipping group CMA CGM will launch a sub-benchmark sized bond on Tuesday, a week after S&P Global upgraded the rating of its unsecured note issuance from CCC+ to B-, bringing it into line with Moody's B3 rating.
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UK-based private equity firm 3i has made its first investment in the US infrastructure sector, it said on Monday. It has acquired Minnesota’s Smarte Carte, an equipment vendor for the travel and leisure industry.
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