Nomura
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KfW opened a new 10.5 year Australian dollar line on Wednesday, with the hope of drawing in the Kangaroo market's typical long end lender base. -
Future Supply Chain Solutions, one of India’s largest third-party logistics firms, is preparing to go public in a deal that is expected to raise around $100m, according to a banker working on the transaction.
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HDFC Standard Life Insurance Co is planning an offer-for-sale of secondary shares. The deal could be worth Rp100bn ($1.56bn) and is likely to hit the market in 2017, according to a banker working on it.
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Microfinance institution Bandhan Bank has begun preparations for its IPO, according to a source familiar with matter.
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Public sector borrowers are mainly keeping to the short end of the dollar curve this week, but at least one top tier issuer is understood to be considering a 10 year dollar benchmark in the next few weeks.
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World Bank will find out whether what has been a resilient market for public sector dollar issuance over the summer can support a jumbo trade, after mandating for what will be the first such deal in dollars from an SSA since the spring. Swedish Export Credit Corporation is also out in the currency, going ahead despite some geopolitical and US governmental turmoil over the last few days — and more issuers are lining up to follow.
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Nomura has added a new head of global markets sales for Russia and CIS as it continues to expand its emerging markets business following the appointment of David Ishoo-Mirzayoo as head of CEEMEA sales in March.
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Reliance Nippon Life Asset Management has filed for a potential Rp20bn ($311.8m) IPO in India, offering both new and existing shares.
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HDFC Standard Life Insurance Co submitted a listing application to the Indian regulator on Friday, with as many as 10 banks managing the float, which could be worth Rp100bn ($1.5bn).
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State-owned insurer New India Assurance Co (NIA) has submitted a draft prospectus for its IPO, which could be worth up to Rp75bn ($1.2bn), according to a banker working on the deal.
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LVGEM (China) Real Estate Investment Co grabbed $225m on Tuesday from its debut deal, taking measures to mitigate any fears of failure by securely anchoring the deal.
