UniCredit
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GetBack, the Polish debt collection company, has priced its Warsaw IPO at the bottom of the range, in a further sign of the variety of outcomes in the present flotation season. -
Pasubio, the Italian maker of speciality car upholstery, is funding its buyout by CVC with a leveraged loan and revolver launched on Wednesday in an issuer-friendly market.
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The appetite of Schuldschein investors seems insatiable. Coming off the largest and busiest second quarter in the Schuldschein market's history, two non-German inaugural borrowers nearly doubled their funding targets on Tuesday.
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Turkey’s first privately owned development and investment bank Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) has refinanced a loan which matured last Wednesday with a $297m facility from a syndicate of 18 banks.
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The European high yield bond market welcomed a bursting deal pipeline this week, leaving behind last week’s sabre rattling between investors and issuers.
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The leveraged loan market is set to take in one more issuer from the high yield bond market as French jewellery retailer Thom Europe looks for new term loans to redeem all of its bonds.
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The European Investment Bank this week celebrated the 10th anniversary of its printing of the first ever green bond with the longest dated deal in the format from a supranational or agency — and at double its initial size target. The trade is also a further indication that green bonds can trade tighter in secondary than conventional paper.
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Italian debt servicing firm DoBank started bookbuilding on Friday for an IPO of up to €292m in Milan, as an expected increase in troubled loans spurs investor interest in the sector.
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Russia’s EuroChem once again appeared to prove on Monday that it can squeeze bond investors for every last basis point and get away with it, but one of the bookrunners ended up owning up to half of the deal.
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The European leveraged finance market was disappointed this week when Bain Capital’s and Cinven’s €5.3bn bid for German generic drug firm Stada fell apart.
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EuroChem had taken books of $1.2bn by lunchtime on Tuesday after opening books on a four year trade a week after finishing its roadshow. Falling oil prices and a Russia sovereign trade last week meant the issuer decided to wait for a firmer market before launching its deal.
