Credit Suisse
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Three real estate developers from Greater China raised additional funding from the dollar bond market through opportunistic trades on Tuesday, taking some comfort from the Chinese central bank’s recent move to boost renminbi liquidity. -
Novo Banco’s got off the ground with its build out towards its minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) this week, but the bank was unable to tighten its inaugural preferred senior deal beyond initial price thoughts.
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Indian financial technology company One MobiKwik Systems is eyeing Rp19bn ($255.1m) from an IPO, having filed initial documents with the regulator.
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Korea Investment & Securities marketed a three year and a five year bond on Monday, raising a combined $600m.
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Credit Suisse has named veteran investment banker Janice Hu as its new chief executive for China.
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Malaysian credit reporting firm CTOS Digital has raised MR1.21bn ($288.9m) after its IPO was subscribed 27.6 times.
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Kakao Bank, an online-only South Korean bank, has begun bookbuilding for its up to W2.55tr ($2.2bn) IPO.
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Realty Income Corp, the US real estate investor, made its debut in the green bond market on Thursday with a sterling deal, with the issuer pricing its first foray into the structure inside its own curve.
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Indian unicorn Zomato, a food delivery service, has set the final terms for its up to Rp98.9bn ($1.32bn) IPO.
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Xiaomi Corp sold an $800m 10 year bond and a $400m 30 year bond this week amid a difficult market for Chinese bonds and technology companies. But the mobile phone maker's green tranche, as well as its business model, attracted investors and allowed for tight pricing. Morgan Davis reports.
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A trio of green labelled debuts attracted “slim” demand on Wednesday, as the three senior deals had to compete with a flurry of other trades for a slice of the shrinking pre-summer investor pool.
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The Islamic Republic of Pakistan returned to the bond market on Wednesday, raising $1bn in a triple part tap of its existing dollar bonds. Market participants say they are ‘impressed’ with the way reforms are headed in the South Asian country amid its International Monetary Fund programme.
