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  • Asia’s IPO market burst into life this month, with issuers in Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore and the Philippines testing investor appetite for their listings. While the resurgence is welcome after a bleak year for issuance so far, it is likely to be short lived, with a lot also resting on early movers’ performances.
  • Chinese company Avic International Leasing Co is seeking a $150m syndicated loan. It has mandated First Abu Dhabi Bank as the lead, the first time the Middle Eastern lender has bookrun a Chinese deal on a sole basis.
  • ABS
    Deal flow is picking up in the second week of September with at least $8.74bn being marketed to investors, including auto ABS offerings from seven repeat issuers across the credit spectrum.
  • Alternative asset manager and middle market private equity firm MidOcean Partners has added a portfolio manager to its CLO business in New York.
  • ABS
    Opel Bank, a subsidiary of French automaker Groupe PSA, is mandating BNP Paribas as arranger for its E-Carat 10 auto deal, alongside UniCredit Bank AG as joint lead manager for the class ‘A’ notes.
  • Corporate bond issuers made full use of the last few days before the European Central Bank's much-anticipated announcement on monetary policy on Thursday. Despite the hectic activity of the past two weeks, investors were still oversubscribing deals two or three times.
  • Banco Sabadell has mandated Deutsche Bank for a €1bn Spanish consumer loan ABS, set to offer three tranches with a floating rate coupon priced over three month Euribor.
  • Eurex Clearing announced on Monday that it will waive booking fees for OTC interest rate derivatives portfolio switches from LCH until the end of 2019.
  • One of the world’s largest companies made its debut in the yen bond market last week, as Berkshire Hathaway placed ¥430bn ($4bn) of multi-tranche debt. With the Japanese government yield curve offering sub-zero returns for anything under 15 years, the six tranche deal offered investors a chance to earn a yield pick-up, according to bankers away from the deal.
  • Swedish credit management company Intrum and UK-based gambling giant International Game Technology dipped into the favourable markets again with big €750m and €500m issues .
  • Two of the largest shareholders in Fagron, the Belgian pharmaceutical and medical products company, have sold half their stake in the company for €84m via an unusual block trade that was placed with a single US long-only investor.
  • CBAM Partners said it has hired Axa Investment Management’s loans and private debt co-head Jean-Philippe Levilain to help launch its European business.