Morgan Stanley
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Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology raised €400m in its international bond debut on Wednesday, in what was the second euro-denominated trade by a Chinese issuer this year. But unlike China Development Bank’s (CDB) deal last week, there was little European demand for Hikvision.
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Citigroup could issue its first yen bonds in over two years this week, after mandating banks for a five year issue in global format.
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The stock of Chinese biopharmaceutical company BeiGene has shot up 18% on its first day of trading on the Nasdaq.
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Goodbaby China Holdings has pulled its HK$1.3bn ($167.0m) Hong Kong IPO, deciding to cancel on the day it was due to price. Volatile markets and a weaker than expected book meant the leads decided to play it safe.
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Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group rose when it began trading after its IPO on Wednesday, having completed its separation from National Australia Bank with a £396m flotation.
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CMC Markets, the financial spread betting firm, narrowed the price range of its London IPO on Wednesday, ahead of the book’s closing the next day.
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The wave of Chinese acquisitions of Western companies has reached a new peak, with confirmation that state-owned ChemChina has sealed the deal to buy Syngenta, the Swiss agrichemicals and seeds business, for $43bn, as China seeks to secure its food supply.
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Chinese biopharmaceutical company BeiGene has raised $158m from a Nasdaq IPO after increasing the size of the offer and pricing it at the top of guidance.
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Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology launched its maiden international bond on Wednesday, opening books for a euro-denominated three year trade at the Asia open.
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Chinese drug maker BeiGene has decided to price its US listing on Tuesday evening, a day earlier than planned, according to sources close to the deal.
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Cardiff University broke the two week silence in Europe's investment grade corporate bond market with a £300m deal on Monday that achieved the lowest coupon ever for a public benchmark bond by a UK university.
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Keurig Green Mountain, the US coffee maker, had replies due on Tuesday for a $6.4bn debt package backing its $13.9bn acquisition by JAB, the German investment group.