Morgan Stanley
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The IPO of Detsky Mir, Russia's largest toy retailer, is covered. It is set to be priced on Tuesday. -
The Province of Ontario sold a five year global bond on Wednesday, shattering the silence in public sector dollar markets with a $2.5bn trade.
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The frenetic pace of January’s SSA issuance may have abated but some issuers are still making the most of supportive conditions to pull off good deals.
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Argentine airport operator Aeropuertos Argentina 2000 saw its new 10 year bond trade up around a point on Tuesday as Latin American corporates extended their stay in a friendly primary market.
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Tonight’s hail of block trades includes, besides the Lonza and Zoopla deals, at least two other transactions.
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The Province of Ontario broke the silence in dollar benchmark issuance this week, mandating for a five year deal on Tuesday. Other borrowers are avoiding dollars this week due to holidays in Asia, but Ontario can rely on its strong following in the Americas to push it through, said bankers.
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Argentine airport operator Aeropuertos Argentina 2000 fetched a new 10 year bond some 30bp inside initial price thoughts on Monday to become the fifth issuer, and fourth corporate, from the country to issue this year.
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German building materials maker Xella has cancelled a proposed €350m high yield bond issue, adding that amount to its €1.15bn term loan ‘B’ offering, which backs Lone Star’s $2.3bn buyout of the firm.
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BNP Paribas, which hired a new head of equity capital markets earlier this week, has also hired two senior bankers in its cash equities business and revealed the destination of its outgoing head of ECM.
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Lat Am syndicate bankers said that a $210m five year debut bond issue from Colombian glass and window maker Tecnoglass this week showed the strength of the region’s credit markets — despite the company not raising the maximum slated amount.
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A record breaking green bond debut from France rained €7bn of liquidity over an investor base parched of sovereign supply in the format, bringing new promise to the sector. But while other governments will be encouraged into the market, some worry that US president Donald Trump could stunt the market's growth, writes Craig McGlashan.
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