Standard Chartered
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Modernland Realty launched a new dollar deal on Thursday, following on the success of other high yield Indonesian names this year. -
BMW Automotive Finance (China) Co is looking to launch its first auto loan asset-backed securities of the year, with bookbuilding for the Rmb4bn ($580.7m) Bavarian Sky China 2017-1 set to kick off on April 10.
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State Bank of India was out in the debt market again on Monday, pricing a $100m tap of the three year floating rate notes it sold last Thursday.
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Oil India is readying investors for a new dollar offering, three years after its $1bn blowout debut and just months after its joint acquisition of oil fields in Russia.
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Chinese property developer Yanlord Land Group is mulling increasing the size of its latest borrowing after over $1bn of commitments poured in for the $600m loan.
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Indonesia’s Modernland Realty is preparing for a new US dollar bond this week, following compatriot property issuer Pakuwon Jati’s tightly priced February deal.
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Aston Martin, the UK luxury car maker, made savings of up to 400bp on Friday as it wrapped up its latest bond refinancing bond. Investors came along for the ride but found it a bit of a squeeze.
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Indonesia Eximbank and State Bank of India each secured $500m bonds on Thursday, offering investors some alternative to the Greater Chinese names that blasted into the market.
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Chinese iron and steel making conglomerate Hesteel Group Co has snapped up $500m on the back of a price rally in the steel sector onshore, with bankers praising the company’s efforts to woo accounts during a roadshow.
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Turkey’s six year sovereign sukuk was priced flat to its conventional curve for the first time following the asset class’s inclusion in the JP Morgan indices, even as the country’s president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s bid to consolidate power is an increasingly dominant talking point.
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Turkey’s six year sovereign sukuk is expected to be priced flat, or even inside, its conventional curve for the first time following the asset class's inclusion in the JP Morgan indices, even as the country's president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s bid to consolidate power grabs the headlines.
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Nigeria returned to re-open its $1bn 2032s to raise an additional $500m on Wednesday. The trade was a no-brainer, said EM bankers, and a saving grace after the issuer paid up for its February trade.
