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Bank Strategy

Schenck's exit could spark corp fin departures at Deutsche

Deutsche Bank is braced for shake-up of its corporate finance division following the departure of Marcus Schenck as co-head of the corporate and investment bank, which could include the bank’s head of global M&A departing.

David Rothnie, April 12, 2018
LevFin High Yield Bonds

Borrowers drive €3bn B train into ruffled market

European high yield bond issuers roadshowed for seven lower rated new offerings this week, leaving behind the quiet of the post-Easter recess. What followed was a vigorous tug of war over pricing and terms in which bankers and investors claimed different victories.

Victor Jimenez, April 12, 2018
Corporate Bonds

Transurban offers hope for ‘deadlocked’ Swiss market

Transurban Queensland Finance returned to the Swiss franc bond market on Wednesday with the Australian toll road developer’s deal a reassuring moment amid a period of scant issuance as investors fret about interest rates.

Silas Brown, April 12, 2018
ABBs-Block Trades

Steinhoff raises R3.75bn in first Steinhoff Africa block

The South African equity market got the trade it had been waiting for this week when Steinhoff International, the embattled retail conglomerate, sold a portion of its stake in Steinhoff Africa Retail, the African subsidiary it span off last year, to raise funds to reduce its debt.

Aidan Gregory, April 12, 2018
Equity IPOs

Turkey IPO market reopens but macro and Syria drive doubts

Three new retail listings this week marked the renaissance of Turkey's IPO market. But if trying to do three similar deals simultaneously wasn't hard enough work, they come just as the country's economic prospects and the part it plays in the Syrian conflict are of growing concern for investors, writes Sam Kerr.

Sam Kerr, April 12, 2018
Covered Bonds

Covered bond curve is softening in the belly

The belly of the covered bond curve is soft with offers easy to find. Traders are hopeful that spreads will stabilise after next week’s slew of issuance but confidence is lacking. Yet there are pockets of performance if you look hard enough.

Bill Thornhill, April 12, 2018
Private debt

London US PP investors side-step agents, go bilateral

Some US private placement investors in London are investing more time and resources on bilateral US PP transactions that do not involve either syndication or agent banks, so as to gain full allocations and originate their own business.

Silas Brown, April 12, 2018
Corporate Bonds

ACS goes with green but still pays a premium

Spanish civil engineering group ACS sold the first senior green bond by a corporate issuer for more than a month on Thursday, following a European roadshow earlier in the week. Green bonds are often said to offer a pricing benefit to issuers, but the company found it still had to pay a significant new issue premium.

Nigel Owen, April 12, 2018
Corporate Bonds

Infra Park lines up long stay

French parking company Infra Park sold a new 10 year bond on Thursday to refinance calling a short dated bond and reimbursing a shareholder loan.

Nigel Owen, April 12, 2018
Corporate Bonds

Rare Thales targets tight print with precise pair

French aerospace and defence company Thales took a proven route to success when it sold a new dual tranche deal on Thursday, combining short dated floating rate notes with a fixed rate offering.

Nigel Owen, April 12, 2018
Bank Capital

Deutsche Pbb debuts in AT1 as Bawag circles

Deutsche Pfandbriefbank offered a "sensible" price for its first additional tier one bond on Thursday, while Austrian lender Bawag announced its intention to follow with own debut in the format.

Jasper Cox, April 12, 2018
CEE

Everything Moscow! But forced selling of Rusal bonds hits blockade

Rusal bondholders are in a pickle. They have been told by the US Treasury that they have 60 days to dump the sanctioned Russian company’s bonds, but trading has halted, leaving them stuck with the debt. Investors are lost as to how to value the bonds in their portfolios and are scrambling to work out how they can legally continue to hold and mark them.

Francesca Young, April 12, 2018

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