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Pharmaceuticals and energy transition also ripe sectors for M&A
Munich-based company's deal is one of five launched this month
Big deal joins light supply in January
Bankers say deals are still being launched and believe international rivalry can be negotiated
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Some US private placement investors in London are investing more time and resources on bilateral US PP transactions that do not involve either syndication or agent banks, so as to gain full allocations and originate their own business. -
Indonesia Eximbank has returned to bank lenders with a $950m loan, slashing pricing on all three of its tranches. It is making the most of a dearth of supply from other Indonesian borrowers, writes Pan Yue.
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China Jinmao Holdings has launched a HK$4bn ($509m) loan into syndication through a group of lenders that include the country’s big four state-owned commercial banks.
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Indonesia Eximbank is riding on the strong interest among bank lenders for its past fundraisings to launch a new $950m multi-tranche loan at razor-thin pricing levels.
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In an action not seen for years, a would-be Schuldschein issuer has been forced to withdraw its transaction when investors refused to participate, even after the lead bank offered much more attractive pricing terms.
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Volkswagen’s real estate arm has been forced to change the terms of its Schuldschein, after investors failed to flock to the deal. A borrower issuing a second round of terms or price guidance is rare in the Schuldschein market, but this happened to Telefonica Deutschland in January.
