UBS
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Mondelez followed up its Swiss franc debut in March with a second successful outing this week, taking the total raised in the currency this year to Sfr1.075bn.
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UBS pulled in $13bn of demand for a holdco senior debut in dollars this week, which for some bankers showed the gulf between attitudes towards loss-absorbing debt on either side of the Atlantic.
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ING Belgium and Bawag received good receptions for their covered bonds issued this week, in contrast to less spectacular outcomes for deals from Westpac New Zealand and UniCredit.
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The European high yield market appeared to have woken up this week with three roadshows and €900m on offer — but only one borrower has printed, and investors have now little hope of an unequivocal improvement any time soon.
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Avangard, Ukraine’s largest egg producer, has appointed a Swiss bank as sole solicitation agent for its planned Eurobond restructuring.
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UBS's head of UK and Ireland FIG DCM is to take on the lead EMEA post in the division.
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Three shareholders in HKBN have exited from the Hong Kong-listed telecommunications company, raising a collective HK$614.2 ($79.3m), in what is the first accelerated block in the stock since its IPO in March.
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Arrow Global, the UK distressed debt buyer and manager, on Wednesday issued a €110m tap of its €225m floating rate high yield bond, to support business purchases in the UK and Portugal.
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UBS has hired an emerging market credit sales specialist to its office in London.
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Korea National Oil Corp (KNOC) has made a successful return to the dollar bond market, with the recent sovereign credit rating upgrade allowing the borrower to enjoy a strong investor reception. Not only was it able to raise more than planned, but KNOC also priced the new bond inside its existing curve.
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The dollar market has burst into life after post-Fed with three European issuers tapping the currency in two days as the euro market drifts without direction.
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UBS made a successful holdco debut in the US markets on Monday. More than $13bn of demand propelled the triple tranche note inside Credit Suisse’s indicative secondary curve.