Société Générale
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Eramet, the French nickel, manganese and alloys group, returned to the bond market on Wednesday after its €400m debut in October last year, for a tap that raised €125m.
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London-based insurance company Aon and defunct French mortgage lender Caisse Centrale du Credit Immobilier de France (3CIF) took advantage of the recent undersupply in the FIG primary market to price senior deals this week. 3CIF tapped the short end of the maturity curve and Aon went long.
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Stefan Rinauer has taken the reins at Société Générale’s euro medium term note desk, GlobalCapital can reveal, replacing Ariane Uzan.
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Indomobil Finance Indonesia has returned to the market for a $100m three year facility, launched into syndication on Thursday, May 8. At the same time, fellow borrower Pelabuhan Indonesia II has also picked banks for its separate $1bn five year. -
Excellia Group, the European maker of passive electronic components, completed syndication of its €175m loan and bond package on Tuesday.
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Société Générale had a strong quarter in equities, traditionally a strength for the bank, but the success was not enough to make up for a writedown on its Russian assets and the tough environment in fixed income.
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London-based insurance company Aon and defunct French mortgage lender Caisse Centrale du Credit Immobilier de France (3CIF) are taking advantage of the recent undersupply in the FIG primary market to price senior deals, with 3CIF tapping the short end of the maturity curve and Aon going long.
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Société Générale has finalised the acquisition of Newedge, buying out Credit Agricole’s 50% stake and bringing SG's ownership to 100%. SG has also sold 5% of the capital of Amundi to Credit Agricole as part of the deal, bringing SG’s stake in Amundi down to 20%.
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A group of seven banks are tipped to win the mandate for Pelabuhan Indonesia II’s $1bn five year loan, which when finalised, will launch into syndication.
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Nexity, the French property developer, has raised €171m with a Euro private placement, and bankers hope issuance will pick up, after a long dry spell.
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Two more instalments in the unfolding saga of the corporate floating rate note appeared this week, with a €500m 4.9 year deal by Société des Autoroutes Paris-Rhin-Rhône on Tuesday and a €300m three year by Volkswagen Bank on Wednesday.
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