Morgan Stanley
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MIE Holdings is looking to make its third appearance in the dollar market with a potential 144A/Reg S offering. -
Safran, the French aerospace and defence group, took advantage of investors eager to diversify their holdings to return to the bond markets and sell its first ever privately placed MTN on Monday.
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Two airport companies and one broadcaster are seeking to issue euro bonds, as new issuance has slowed after an exceptionally busy period.
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Several banks impressed in 2013, during a year of renewed capital markets activity. ASIAMONEY reveals which banks stood tallest. By Peter McGill.
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Chinese travel website operator Tuniu Corp is pinning its hopes that investors will remain bullish on tech companies despite a recent sell-off in the sector.
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OCP, the Moroccan company that claims to be the world's largest phosphate exporter, will start a roadshow on Tuesday for a benchmark dollar bond. It would be the first corporate Eurobond from Morocco.
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Chine online game and software developer Kingsoft Corp’s second foray into the equity-linked market was a resounding success as investors showed no price sensitivity whatsoever for its HK$2.33bn ($300m) 2019 convertible bond.
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State-owned oil company YPF’s blowout bond issuance this week is a promising sign for other Argentine issuers in a country in critical need of dollars. But the list of those that potentially have market access is short, warn investors, despite a rally in Argentine debt in the past week.
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US investors’ appetite for bond issues remained sharp this week, while issuance dipped, as they grabbed opportunities to participate in deals from less frequent issuers like MidAmerican Energy and Interpublic Group and gobbled up extra spread.
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Investors sank their teeth into tier two FIG debt this week, with insurance company NN Group, BBVA and NordLB each hitting the market in an otherwise quiet few days for the market, compared to recent weeks.
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UniCredit sailed to success with a three year floating rate deal on Thursday, reaffirming the strength of demand from investors for Italian financial paper. Even investors that normally stick to fixed rate paper were lured into the deal by the prospect of picking up Italian risk.
