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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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January and February, particularly the latter, were quiet months for corporate bond new issuance in Europe. However, March is lining up to be the busiest month of 2018 so far in both investment grade and high yield markets, and that is starting to worry investors. -
Greenland Holding Group Company has joined a slew of Chinese property developers issuing offshore renminbi bonds, but it left something on the table for investors to achieve a relatively large size of Rmb1.5bn ($237m).
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A unit of Puma Energy is in the loan market, seeking $1.1bn across three tranches, according to a banker who received the invitation.
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More than $26bn of new issue CLOs have been priced in the year so far in the US, on top of $22.1bn of refinancing and reset deals as managers look to wring more returns from existing deals. The combined volumes in the first two months of the year are the highest in the CLO market’s 20-year history, said JP Morgan on Tuesday.
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US Steel was in the US high yield bond market on Tuesday, one week after announcing it would restart a steelmaking facility in Illinois in anticipation of a boost in demand as a result of US president Donald Trump slapping a 25% tariff on imported steel.
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UK-based 3i Group has added three people to its office in Amsterdam and one in New York, all in its private equity team, as it plans to boost business in its core markets.
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