Mizuho
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HSBC has appointed Olivier de Grivel as co-head of the firm's global financial institutions group, only 18 months after he joined the bank to head FIG in the Asia Pacific region. -
Indonesia Eximbank has pushed the go button on its $600m fundraising, launched into syndication on the evening of April 15, with the leads splitting the loan into two tranches.
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Mizuho Bank has added a new member to its loan distribution team in Singapore but seen the departure of its head of syndication for southeast Asia.
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India’s Rural Electrification Corp lit up the loan market on the evening of April 14 by launching its $180m five year fundraising into syndication, pricing it at 170bp over dollar Libor.
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Six bank and finance names raised $14.5bn in the space of three days, boasting bulging order books and minimal new issue concessions as investors scrambled for extra yield.
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Suhyup Bank, Korea Land and Housing and Japan's Mizuho Bank have launched new deals.
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Shanghai Industrial Holdings wrapped up its HK$4bn ($512m) fundraising last week, adding three banks to its syndicate list.
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A trio of SSA issuers took to the dollar market this week to sell aggressively priced deals, filling gaps in supply at the front end and belly of the curve. However, while deals this week may have thrived at very tight levels, syndicate officials have warned that issuers may need to be more reasonable in the levels they demand in the near future.
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Astra Sedaya Finance has managed to more than double the size of its loan to $670m from the launch size of $330m, gathering a stellar response from lenders thanks to the company choosing to do a targeted syndication. The final deal size has even left bankers on the loan surprised by the tremendous market interest.
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In a major senior reshuffle, Mizuho Securities Asia has named a new chairman, a new president and CEO and a new regional head of equities for Asia ex Japan.
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Malaysian conglomerate Sime Darby sealed its A$600m ($535.5m) loan at the end of March, which saw four banks join during limited syndication.
