Morgan Stanley
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Chinese car dealer Baoxin Auto Group has mandated three banks for a new $150m three year loan, less than a year after sealing a $170m facility. -
Property developer Yida China Holdings launched bookbuilding for its HK$1.68bn ($217m) IPO on June 16 as it aims to start trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by the end of the month.
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China’s Tianhe Chemicals Group priced its HK$5.08bn ($658m) IPO close to the bottom of its indicative price range on June 13 as investor interest differed greatly between institutional and retail accounts.
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Gates Corp - M7 Group
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Dutch coffee company DE Master Blenders has divided its €7.5bn acquisition loan into four tranches.
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A bevy of SSA issuers was able to print dollar benchmarks at tight levels this week, crystallising strong performances seen since the start of the year.
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Spain dived head first into the enticing liquidity pouring from the European Central Bank and came up dripping with cash this week, but its innovative syndication and two day switch offering combination may well be better remembered for how the ripples affected other sovereigns in the pool rather than the initial splash it made, said bankers. Craig McGlashan reports.
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Dutch coffee company DE Master Blenders has divided its €7.5bn acquisition loan into four tranches.
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Alvise Munari, global head of equity derivatives sales at Morgan Stanley in London, and Pierre Mendelsohn, head of Asia equity derivatives distribution in Hong Kong, have both left the firm.
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Mobile network operator Idea Cellular raised Rp30bn ($507m) on June 6 in what was the third largest ECM trade in India so far this year.
