Société Générale
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A pair of public sector borrowers on Monday hit screens with mandates earlier in the day than usual, which bankers suggested was due to a desire to get ahead of other possible issuers. -
Swedish car safety specialist Autoliv has refinanced a $1.1bn revolving credit facility, with two banks leaving and two joining the syndicate. Deals in the region have seen rival lenders increase their share of bookrunning volumes this year.
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The Republic of Macedonia delayed its Eurobond sale on Thursday after a political opponent to the government challenged the legality of the issue.
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French quality control and assessment services firm Trigo had replies due Wednesday on its €198m buyout loan package. The momentum is building for European mid-market leveraged buyouts with several deals in the market this week.
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Macedonia was on track to price the first euro-denominated bond from CEEMEA since the UK referendum on June 23 on Thursday morning.
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Man GLG has hired five senior investment professionals from Barclays, HSBC, American Century Investments Banco Itaú BBA. The appointments complete Man GLG's recently established emerging markets debt team.
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State-owned Korea Gas Corp has become the first issuer from the country to venture out to the debt market following Brexit, netting $900m via two tranches that were sold at identical spreads.
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A total of 12 banks have participated in the $3bn loan for Tengizchevroil (TCO), the Kazakh oil field joint venture. Banks could choose from a range of ticket sizes.
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State-owned Korea Gas Corp (KoGas) has gone out with its first international bond outing of the year, launching a dual-trancher dollar trade on Monday morning.
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With the Republic of Macedonia on the road for the first euro-denominated bond from an emerging market issuer since Brexit and EM credit continuing to rally, bankers are expecting a strong few weeks pre-summer.
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Oman Shipping Company is syndicating an underwritten loan, after other state-owned Oman firms PDO and Dhofar Power Company wrapped up deals in recent weeks.
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The European investment grade corporate bond market has been ticking along like a metronome this week, printing a steady deal a day. And encouragingly, big deals have returned.
