UBS

UBS has rejigged its global investment banking team as it feels the need to re-examine its business in the face of a “perfect storm of challenges”, according to an internal memo sent to staff by Andrea Orcel, president of the investment bank.

US brewer Molson Coors didn’t miss a beat as it hopped into the European corporate bond market on Wednesday, sweeping away Brexit-related uncertainty to issue an €800m eight year bond after closing a $5.3bn deal the day before.

China’s DFZQ, also known as Orient Securities Co, has raised HK$7.8bn ($1.0bn) from its Hong Kong listing after pricing at the bottom half of the marketing range, according to a source close to the deal.

Tuesday night's €815m block trade in Abertis shares for Obrascon Huarte Lain, the Spanish construction company, was a daring reopening of equity issuance after the UK's shock vote to leave the European Union. But despite the deal's success, it has been followed by surprisingly poor trading in OHL's shares and bonds.

Standard Chartered Bank has hired an executive director for its European corporate DCM team.

Amid the chaos in global markets on June 24, the IPO of Veneto Banca reached its expected conclusion: the book closed almost empty and the listing was cancelled, leaving Fondo Atlante, the Italian bank rescue fund, to provide the €1bn of capital Veneto had to raise.

Hong Kong listed Chinese real estate company Skyfame Realty has sealed a $60m two year term loan with one lender.

China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co has launched its Hong Kong IPO, covering the HK$7.6bn ($980m) float at the low end of guidance. But it has only managed to do so with mainland cornerstone investors propping up nearly 80% of the deal.

Chinese brokerage Everbright Securities Co is once again looking to join its many peers on the road to floating in Hong Kong, having refiled its application for a listing.

UBS has hired an experienced DCM banker from a bulge bracket house to lead its Latin American bond efforts as the Swiss bank enjoys its highest league table position in the region for nearly a decade.

Chinese investors are propping up most of China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co’s HK$7.6bn ($979.3m) listing, which launched on Tuesday with nearly 80% of the offer covered by mainland cornerstone investors.

China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co has finalised the marketing price range for its listing, which would raise HK$7.6bn ($979.5m) at the top end, and has signed up cornerstone investors to take up nearly 80% of the float, according to a source close to the deal.