Nomura
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Indonesia’s Sinar Mas Group is planning to float its power assets on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) through a potential $800m IPO, according to a source familiar with the matter. -
Credit Suisse has recruited the former head of UK equity capital markets at Nomura as part of plans to beef up its corporate broking business.
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National Australia Bank issued a rarely seen five year sterling denominated covered bond and showed a path that others may follow. It also sold a seven year senior deal in euros.
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World Bank played first responder to Asian investor calls for longer-dated Aussie dollar bonds on Monday, printing a landmark A$135m ($103.9m) November 2031 note. It is the first 15 year benchmark in the currency by a non-domestic SSA name. More could follow.
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Caja Rural Navarra is planning the first green covered bond of the year. It follows a trio of covered bonds issued by Australian banks and the first transaction to be issued from Nordea in more than a year.
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Nomura is planning to add some top brass to its equity advisory business, GlobalCapital understands.
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Softer markets caught Central China Real Estate off guard this week, with the leads forced to increase pricing after launch to get its deal away. The deal highlights a shift in pricing for high yield property developers at a time when supply is set to increase, writes Addison Gong.
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Nomura's former EMEA FIG syndicate head will be joining Royal Bank of Scotland, according to two market sources.
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Central China Real Estate wrapped up an unconventional two-day bookbuilding for its new bond on Tuesday. Investors had turned their backs to the original aggressive pricing, forcing the leads to price the deal 75bp higher than the initial guidance.
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Central China Real Estate has extended bookbuilding for its bond by one day after experiencing lukewarm demand. A combination of a volatile market backdrop, the company’s weakened financial performance and overly ambitious price guidance put investors off from committing.
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Central China Real Estate is looking to raise dollar funding to mainly refinance Singapore dollar notes sold in 2014.
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