Mizuho
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Mizuho International’s European head of high yield credit trading has left the job at the bank and will not be replaced.
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Mizuho has hired Richard Thompson as co-head of US private placements.
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Auto finance companies are taking the Chinese ABS market by storm this year with SAIC-GMAC adding to the surging volumes with a Rmb3bn ($471m) transaction this week. Even though pricing came just slightly above the middle of guidance, bankers on the trade said it was a level the company was more than happy to take.
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Philippines’ Petron Corp, which recently amended covenants on a 2014 borrowing, has hit the market for a $550m refinancing that was funded in July.
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Barclays began marketing a multi-tranche Samurai trade on Monday, as some FIG bankers claimed European banks were still baulking at the new issue premiums being offered by US visitors to the euro market.
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ONGC Videsh,the international arm of India’s Oil and Natural Gas Corp, has sent out a request for proposals for a $750m refinancing with an undisclosed greenshoe.
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A $240m dividend recapitalisation loan for Asia Satellite Telecommunications' (AsiaSat) sponsor Carlyle has seen seven banks commit so far, with one more lender awaited.
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Taiwanese leasing company Chailease International Financial Service is considering raising the size of its borrowing marginally to $130m, after six banks joined the deal during syndication.
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Mizuho has bolstered its corporate acquisition finance team with a new hire as it strengthens its Asian capabilities.
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It has only been underway for one year, but the Chinese auto ABS market has already raced ahead with volumes surging. A new deal from SAIC-GMAC Automotive Finance has now appeared with the company looking to securitize Rmb3bn ($469m) worth of auto loans next month.
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Latin American trade bank Bladex has raised a $175m loan from lenders in Asia, increasing the borrowing from an initial size of $103m on popular demand.
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Three banks signed Indian refiner Hindustan Petroleum Corp’s (HPCL) latest $250m fundraising on August 21, without syndicating the deal despite plenty of reverse enquiry.