Natixis
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Asian Development Bank's first euro syndication in three years enjoyed only tepid success on Wednesday, as observers wondered if the 20 year trade was fully subscribed. -
Natixis has added another banker to its bond syndicate desk in Paris, to cover corporate bonds.
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Shortly after naming a new head of global DCM, Natixis has expanded the role of its head of emerging market DCM to encompass SSAs, amid other changes at the bank.
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Tunisia has picked three banks for a euro-denominated benchmark transaction which looks set to be only its second deal without a guarantee since 2007.
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Fondo de Amortización del Déficit Eléctrico (FADE) was warmly welcomed by capital markets on Tuesday for its first benchmark in 18 months, while Asian Development Bank hit screens looking for its first syndicated euro deal in almost three years. HSH Finanzfonds also raised cash on Tuesday.
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Natixis has hired a new global head of debt capital markets, who started earlier this month.
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Five banks have lined up to underwrite a loan and bridge financing to laboratory services operator Cerba Healthcare for PSP Investment’s secondary buyout of the French firm. But the deal comes as Fitch said on Tuesday that buyout multiples have hit a post-crisis high.
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A record breaking green bond debut from France rained €7bn of liquidity over an investor base parched of sovereign supply in the format, bringing new promise to the sector. But while other governments will be encouraged into the market, some worry that US president Donald Trump could stunt the market's growth, writes Craig McGlashan.
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Euros in the public sector bond market have enjoyed an exceptional run throughout January, providing borrowers from all across the public sector with funding in a tremendous breadth of maturities.
