Mizuho
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Korea Resources Corporation (KoRes) and Astra Sedaya Finance are gearing up for dollar offerings having mandated banks to run investor meetings. -
Mizuho Bank printed its first dollar issue of the year on Thursday, printing a multi-tranche offering that consisted of the same structure and size of its last outing in September. The Japanese lender took advantage of the cautious market sentiment following Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting this week to effortlessly bag $2.5bn.
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The hot demand in Europe's credit markets has already brought a stream of US investment grade borrowers to issue in euros. This week, four US high yield issuers rated single-B joined the caravan, writes Victor Jimenez.
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India’s Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) has made a quick return to the syndicated loan market, issuing a fresh request for proposals for a facility of $500m just two months after it mandated a Japanese bank for a fundraising of $100m.
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Indonesia Eximbank launched its $750m dual trancher into general syndication on March 16, with seven mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
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Hong Kong listed company Samson Paper, has wrapped up its 3.5 year fundraising at HK$728m ($93.74m), higher than its launch size of HK$500m.
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A consortium of two Japanese banks and one Indian lender has funded a $400m loan to India’s Rural Electrification Corp on March 12.
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Indonesia Eximbank has zeroed in on seven banks to lead its latest $750m dual trancher. The lenders are targeting March 16 to launch the transaction into general syndication.
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Indian company JSW Steel, which hit the syndicated loan market in November 2014 for a $250m five year bullet, has attracted commitments from four lenders in general syndication. One more bank is due to come on board soon.
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Indonesia Eximbank has zeroed in on seven banks to helm its latest $750m dual trancher. The banks are due to sign the mandate sometime next week.
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This year’s flurry of Japanese convertible issuance continued this week with four new bonds sold outside Japan. Three were small, ¥4bn ($33m) each. The fourth, in dollars, was unusual in being a bank subordinated issue.
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