Wells Fargo Securities
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UBS is set to make a rare appearance in the Australian dollar market on Wednesday with leads offering guidance on a dual tranche five year print. The trade follows a Kangaroo sale at the long end of the curve from Wells Fargo, priced on Tuesday. -
The Swiss franc market’s summer hiatus looks to be coming to an early end with Credit Suisse and Wells Fargo selling well received deals in Swiss francs this week.
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Wells Fargo burst into the Swiss franc market with its debut trade in the currency on Wednesday. The issuer’s solid name recognition among local investors and an appreciation for its large retail banking operation allowed the issuer to exceed its original size ambitions despite pricing comfortably inside of other US banks.
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The Swiss franc market’s summer hiatus looks to be coming to an early end with Wells Fargo set to sell its debut Swiss franc trade on Wednesday afternoon, opting for a dual tranche print. The deal adds to a recent spate of issuance, which stands in contrast to a moribund primary market in euros.
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Wells Fargo made a rare visit to the Australian dollar market with a A$900m dual-trancher, pricing close to the leading Australian banks' bonds.
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Wells Fargo made a rare visit to the Australian dollar market with a A$900m dual-trancher, pricing close to the leading Australian banks' bonds.
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Financials dominated the US investment grade issuance calendar this week as investors refused to be put off by geopolitical risks.
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A tinge of risk-aversion crept into the US corporate bond market on Thursday, as investors digested the US government’s decision to broaden its sanctions on Russia over the situation in Ukraine.
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Bank Rakyat Indonesia, which started sounding out lenders for a fresh fundraising in early May, has picked seven banks for a $370m loan, managing to increase it from the $300m it was originally targeting.
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The largest US home lender reported a dip in its quarterly earnings on Friday, ending its record run of 15 consecutive increases.
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Indian film company Eros International launched a follow-on worth around $109m on July 7, offering a total of 7m shares to investors.
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A subsidiary of Garanti Bank has signed a $374m-equivalent one year syndicated loan.
