Société Générale
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Europe’s corporate bond new issue market is distinctly subdued as Easter Week begins. Investors, issuers and banks alike feel the market could do with a gap to digest the very heavy issuance earlier this month. This week brought two liability management deals, one with a new issue.
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The pipeline of high yield deals from German real estate borrowers is finally building up after more than two years of work with underwriters and lawyers. A new €300m bond from Corestate should pave the way for more players to shift their funding from bank loans to bonds, said market participants. -
Kuwait’s Burgan Bank has signed a $350m loan with a club of seven relationship banks to refinance borrowing done in 2015.
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Russian gold miner Nordgold and coal company Siberian Coal Energy Co (Suek) signed syndicated loans in the week leading up to Vladimir Putin’s victory in the Russian general elections.
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The shock departure of deputy chief executive Didier Valet from Société Générale last week leaves a hole at the top of the bank’s corporate and investment bank that will be difficult to fill, writes David Rothnie
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GlobalCapital revealed the winners of its Equity Capital Markets Awards 2017 at our third annual Awards Dinner in London on March 20. CEOs and CFOs were present to collect Awards for landmark deals such as the UniCredit and Santander rights issues and the IPOs of Allied Irish Banks and Pirelli.
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Société Générale said on Monday it had entered "a more active phase" of settlement discussions with US authorities over the Libor scandal and payments made to the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA).
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Russian gold miner Nordgold and coal company Siberian Coal Energy Co (suek) signed syndicated loans in the week leading up to Vladimir Putin’s victory in the Russian general elections.
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Analysts expect the iTraxx Europe indices will widen when IHS Markit issues series 29 this week, as the indices will for the first time reference French non-preferred senior bonds in place of ordinary senior unsecured obligations.
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Côte d’Ivoire took combined books of €4.8bn for its milestone dual tranche 11 and 30 year euro bond on Thursday, with investors voicing relief that the issuer had not squeezed pricing too much from the initial talk.
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