Société Générale
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Mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners Crédit Agricole, Natixis and Société Générale have begun placing a €400m loan to support a Chinese conglomerate's buyout of Club Méditerranée.
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Montenegro is offering an appropriate 25bp premium at price talk for its new five year Eurobond, according to bankers. -
Indonesia Eximbank has zeroed in on seven banks to lead its latest $750m dual trancher. The lenders are targeting March 16 to launch the transaction into general syndication.
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Bulgaria has finally announced roadshow dates for its new Eurobond. The mandate was first announced on the country's Ministry of Finance’s website in early February.
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Faurecia, the French car parts supplier, sold its €500m unsecured bond on Tuesday to yield 3.125%, joining a parade of high yield cost-saving refinancing issues in March.
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British motorway service area operator Moto on Wednesday priced a £175m five year non-call two year second lien bond to yield 6.375%, with which it will redeem a CCC+ rated issue sold in 2011.
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Austrian-South African paper maker Sappi will begin on Wednesday in London the roadshow for its €450m of senior secured notes.
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Kinder Morgan, the US oil and gas pipelines company, sold €1.25bn of bonds on Monday in its inaugural euro deal.
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Montenegro is looking to extend its curve with a euro bond up to €500m, potentially its largest yet.
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Korea’s Woori Bank (WB) is due to sign a $500m multi tranche financing this week. The self arranged club loan is paying banks razor thin margins.
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UK theme parks group Merlin Entertainments on Wednesday priced its debut bond of €500m notes to yield 2.75%, the smallest printed this year in the European high yield.
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