Mizuho
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Saudi Arabian water company ACWA has resurrected its debut deal, thanks to improved market conditions after the trade, which was first announced in November, was delayed. The return of the deal sees Citi bumped up to join Jefferies on the top line. -
Turkey’s Isbank cut through post-referendum uncertainties to raise up to $750m with a seven year senior note on Thursday.
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Wilmar International, a Singaporean agricultural firm, sold its first bond in three years on Wednesday.
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Turkey’s Isbank cut through post-referendum uncertainties on Thursday to bring a new senior bond but offered plenty of juice to get things started.
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Malaysia’s Cagamas Berhad kicked open the Tuesday market with the launch of a new dollar offering, while Saka Energi Indonesia announced its pursuit of a new dollar deal as well.
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Rural Electrification Corp chose not to exercise the greenshoe option on its $230m five year borrowing, resulting in a huge scaleback for many of its lenders.
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Mizuho has hired another banker as part of its expansion in West Coast investment banking. The bank has been building out its tech team in its San Francisco office, but has now hired for healthcare investment banking as well.
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Invitations are out for a $500m three year borrowing for State Bank of India, which has lined up 13 lenders to lead the deal with the money funded in March.
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Ant Financial subsidiary Alipay (Hong Kong) Holding has launched a $3bn debut syndication via a nine-member bookrunner group. The strong showing at the top is driven by opportunities to cross-sell higher fee-generating products such as private banking, equity advisory and underwriting services to the Alibaba Group-affiliated borrower, reports Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Kuwait National Petroleum Co has signed another $1bn loan, after borrowing $4bn in a syndicated facility launched last month, to finance its “clean fuels” project.
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Nine mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners have invited lenders to join the international loan market debut of Ant Financial subsidiary, Alipay (Hong Kong) Holding. The money will partly be used to support Ant’s bid to acquire MoneyGram.
