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Campofrio Food Group, the Spanish meat processor, has brought back to the market a €500m high yield bond it pulled in November.
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Macquarie Leasing will be chasing US demand for its first SMART auto transaction of the year, which will be denominated primarily in dollars.
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Several Azerbaijani banks are in discussions with lenders over loan refinancings, say bankers, with International Bank of Azerbaijan most likely to lead the way, after a steep devaluation of the manat.
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Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank has tightened price guidance for its five year bond to 100bp area over swap from 105bp area.
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Westpac announced leads for an Australian dollar denominated tier two on Tuesday, breaking away from the traditional call structure for an Aussie tier two in order to court international investors.
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Iceland’s Arion Bank is set to become the nation’s second bank to hit the euro denominated senior unsecured market since the country’s financial crisis.
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Islamic Development Bank has picked a tenor for its latest sukuk and released initial price thoughts.
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Sharjah Islamic Bank starts investor meetings this week ahead of a dollar benchmark sukuk deal.
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Vimpelcom has announced a buyback of up to $2.1bn of eight of its Eurobonds
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Hong Kong Broadband Network (HKBN) is set to price its up to HK$5.80bn ($747.72m) IPO at the upper half of expectations, following a warmly-received bookbuilding process.
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Australia-listed Guildford Coal is looking into the possibility of listing on the Singapore Exchange, after a review of the company found that Asian shareholders represented over half of the company’s investor base.
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The government of Hong Kong sent out a request for proposals (RFP) for a second international sukuk last week — but with a different structure from its inaugural sale.