Morgan Stanley
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Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ inserted a fifth tranche to its blowout $4bn bond on Tuesday, adding a 30 year deal after US investors showed strong demand for the longer tenor. -
Spanish pharmaceutical company Grifols is raising the vast majority of its new $4.8bn-equivalent refinancing loan package in dollars, matching its revenues and retaining a debt structure that will rely more on investors in the US than in Europe.
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Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ launched a four - possibly three - tranche dollar offering on Tuesday afternoon, after bankers pushed back announcement of the deal from this morning to first gauge the performance of Asian markets amid the mounting political crisis.
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Pork processor Shuanghui International’s $6bn Hong Kong IPO is now likely to come in April, according to a banker close to the trade.
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New York listed China Distance Education is planning to raise $103m via the placement of American Depositary Shares according to a February 28 preliminary prospectus.
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The list of Chinese firms eyeing up an US IPO has grown even longer thanks to mobile game developer Chukong Tech, which is planning to raise $150m in the second half of the year, according to a banker on the deal.
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A €621m IPO for French LNG membrane producer Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) was multiple times covered before the deal was priced on Wednesday, though the shares traded down on Thursday.
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Grifols, the Spanish pharmaceuticals company, is due to launch $4.8bn of senior loans on Friday, making it the second borrower so far this year to rely at least in part on institutional lenders for a jumbo facility, after Ziggo’s €3.7bn deal late last month.
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Strong levels of demand on offer for supranational and agency paper in dollars this week, as investors have grown comfortable with US Treasury yields in the belly of the curve, will hearten the several issuers that are looking at bringing benchmarks in the currency in the coming weeks.
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Goldman Sachs exploited a stable background in the investment grade market to print its biggest fixed rate deal of the year.
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AIA Group is meeting investors in the US this week for what would be its second dollar bond.
