Morgan Stanley
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The Spanish government is set to price its privatisation of Aena, the state airport operator, this evening. The flotation of a 49% stake has attracted strong demand and looks set to be a big win for the government, potentially netting it up to €4.26bn.
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Morgan Stanley has hired Kay Haigh as managing director and global head of emerging markets within its FXEM business. He will be based in London.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance Company has mandated banks to arrange a series of investor meetings that may lead to a US dollar Reg S bond. -
Indonesian hospital operator Mitra Keluarga has kicked off the pre-marketing stage of its $300m domestic IPO, with initial positive feedback from investors leading to plenty of anchor demand already in hand.
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Eltel Networks, the Swedish company that provides technical services for power, communication and transport networks, priced its €304m IPO near the top end of the range on February 6, before shooting up 10% when it began trading.
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HDFC Bank raised Rp98.7bn ($1.6bn) in new equity from a simultaneous follow-on of American Depositary Shares (ADS) and a qualified institutional placement (QIP) on Thursday, as funds bet on the stock as one of the best proxies to India’s growth.
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Eltel Networks, the Swedish company that provides technical services for power, communication and transport networks, is set to price its IPO on Friday morning, having closed the book at noon London time on Thursday.
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Eltel Networks, the Swedish company that provides technical services for power, communication and transport networks, is set to price its IPO on Friday morning, having closed the book at noon London time on Thursday.
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Equity block trade activity picked up in Europe this week, though bankers still think it can get busier, as companies emerge from blackouts in the coming weeks.
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Isolux Corsán, the Spanish energy and construction firm, pulled its €600m IPO on January 29, in the first blow to what has been Europe’s strongest ECM region so far this year.
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Jasmine Broadband Internet Infrastructure Fund has priced Thailand’s first big IPO of the year — and the Kingdom’s largest listing since December 2013 — at the bottom of the range, raising Bt36.67bn ($1.13bn).
