Mizuho
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Exotix hires for sales from StanChart — Bonetti heads global markets equity origination at Nomura — StanChart picks Vrontamitis for head of trade — Stehli builds Mizuho CLO team with new hire — SFOA appoints board member, vice chairman
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Indomobil Finance Indonesia is considering raising the size of its $100m three year loan, as commitments have already surpassed its target. -
Pricing has been revealed for Indian company Power Finance Corp’s $250m five year fundraising, ahead of its expected launch into syndication this month.
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Bayer, the German pharmaceutical and chemical company, set a new benchmark for tight pricing in corporate hybrid capital this week – despite having a big funding need to pay for its $14.2bn acquisition of Merck’s consumer care business.
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EMTN private placement activity has slowed since the European Central Bank cut rates on June 5, but flows are beginning to pick up as European investors and bankers adjust to the new environment and Japanese investors pick up their private placement activity.
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Grupo Memora, the Iberian funeral services provider, has allocated its €197.7m seven year bullet term loan ‘B’, keeping only two covenants on the deal.
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Philippine shopping mall operator SM Prime, which gained six new mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners at the end of May for its $300m loan, is planning to close the deal as a club, thanks to a strong response at the top level.
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1MDB sets eyes on $2.5bn — Citic in $1bn pricing talks — Agile out with HK$2.665bn — Delta Dunia spins $150m — REC lights up $100m — Springland shops for $250m — CMB Leasing throws open $150m
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Government owned Malaysian strategic development fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad is in the market to raise a $2.5bn loan that will be led by four banks.
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Bayer, the German chemicals and pharmaceuticals firm, will issue about €3bn of hybrid capital as early as tomorrow, as part of the financing for its takeover of Merck & Co’s consumer care business.
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SGSP Australia Assets, the new name for the holding company of Jemena, the gas and electricity distribution business, issued its first bond in euros on Friday June 20.
