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  • Brazilian building materials company Votorantim Cimentos is looking to buy back up to $650m of outstanding bonds using funds that its parent company is set to receive from the sale of pulp and paper company Fibria, due to go through on January 14.
  • ABS
    Auto ABS issuers are moving nearly $5bn in new deals through the pipeline to kick of the new year, with GM Financial pricing the first deal of 2019.
  • The poll is open for GlobalCapital’s Equity Capital Markets Awards for 2018 and we invite market participants to have their say on the best performers of last year.
  • Danske Bank was set to complete its bond sale on Friday at a slightly higher price, after activist investor Bill Browder forced a delay due to his comments about its money laundering scandal this week. Before the postponement, Danske had drummed up a large amount of support in the dollar market, as UniCredit did earlier in the week.
  • Abanca decided to bring its tier two bond to the market on Friday, giving the euro market its first bank capital deal of the year. It was able to reach investors before the UK parliament vote on Brexit threatens sentiment next week.
  • Italy is planning to bring a euro syndication in the 15 year part of the curve later this month, according to market participants.
  • ANZ became the first non-UK bank to issue a Sonia-linked covered bond on Friday. The competitive and sizeable funding could well spur follow-on issuance from another non-UK bank early next week.
  • FIG
    Marsh & McLennan Companies printed the biggest deal in its history with a multi-tranche merger and acquisition financing this week, providing a hint of optimism in the dollar market.
  • French construction and concessions group Vinci on Friday sold its first corporate bond since announcing it had agreed to acquire a majority shareholding in Gatwick airport. It was the issuer’s second public bond issue in three months after more than five years without one.
  • A rally in the debt market and Indian Oil Corp’s (IOC) scarcity value buoyed the company’s return to dollar bond investors for the first time since 2013, allowing it to add a chunky $900m to its coffers.
  • Shanghai Commercial Bank followed Hong Kong’s Dah Sing Bank into the bond market on Thursday with a $300m Basel III-compliant tier two deal.
  • IPO-hopefuls Metropolis Healthcare and Polycab India, a wire and cable manufacturer, are set to begin pre-marketing this month, according to a source close to the deals.