UBS
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Ado Properties, the German residential property firm, postponed its planned listing “until further notice” this week, blaming the withdrawal on uncertainty around the Greek crisis.
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Chinese real estate corporate Wuzhou International Holdings has raised $100m from a tap of its 13.75% 2018s, this is the second re-opening on the bonds and was driven by reverse enquiry.
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Korea Gas Corp (KoGas) mandated six banks as the company gears up for a benchmark sized return to the dollar bond market next month.
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Financial institutions will be forced to pay sky high premiums to print tier two before the summer, as they balance regulatory demands for more loss absorbing capital against an unfriendly primary market, writes Tom Porter.
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Orion Engineered Carbons, the German carbon black producer, is seeking a margin cut on a leveraged loan, just as the market's repricing wave appears to be ending.
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Ufinet, the telecoms unit of Gas Natural Fenosa (formerly called GNF Telecom), has pulled a repricing of its €295m leveraged loan, in a sign that the market's repricing wave may be breaking.
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Amid the torrent of market moving signals from Greece this week came four FIG deals, all of which were the successful results of drive-by dealmaking.
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Deutsche Wohnen, the German property company, mandated banks on Thursday for a roadshow to market the possible sale of its first non-convertible bonds.
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Orion Engineered Carbons, the German carbon black producer, is seeking a margin cut on a leveraged loan, just as the market's repricing wave appears to be ending.
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China SCE Property Holdings has returned to the dollar bond market, raising $350m from a five year non-call three deal that saw yield-hungry investors clamouring to jump on board.
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Korea National Oil Corp (KNOC) has mandated six banks to prepare for the first outing to the offshore debt market this year. Although nothing has been decided on the upcoming notes, the borrower is expected to return before November 2015, when its existing bond comes up for maturity.