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PSBC looks for offshore AT1 support
Postal Savings Bank of China is marketing a record offering of bank capital securities to investors in Asia and Europe this week, despite expectations that the bonds will end up almost entirely with mainland buyers.
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Blowout response for SoftBank return
SoftBank Group has smashed more international bond records with a US$6.05bn-equivalent four-tranche print just two months after a record-breaking issue of perpetual securities.
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ZhongAn defiant on valuation
ZhongAn Online P&C Insurance scored a coup ahead of its IPO of up to US$1.5bn by bringing in SoftBank Vision Fund as a cornerstone investor for around a third of the float, lifting its chances of meeting its aggressive valuation goals.
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South Korean issuers seize brief dollar window
Three South Korean issuers made their way back to the offshore bond market last week during a lull in tensions between the US and North Korea, before a missile launch on Friday renewed political concerns.
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Dana Gas dispute enters next stage
The next episode of a legal dispute between Dana Gas and its creditors is set to take place in London this week in a case that will hold the attention of all involved in the sukuk market.
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Yield propels Bahrain to jumbo deal
Anxieties about a weak credit, a format under threat and a bitter regional dispute all melted away in the face of a decent yield, as Bahrain sold a US$3bn deal last Wednesday. The deal was more than five times subscribed.
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Miami ABS meeting shrugs off storm chaos
After much debate, the ABS East conference in Miami starting on Sunday will forge ahead, bringing thousands of structured finance pros to Florida after Hurricane Irma.
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SoFi, so popular, hits bump in road
Market darling SoFi had to kowtow to the buyside last week, beefing up spreads after the social lender’s founder announced he was stepping down in the wake of a sex harassment scandal.
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Workday prices tight and right
Workday’s US$1bn convertible bond secured the most aggressive pairing of coupon and premium in the US since a deal from Twitter back in 2014.
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Noble CDS holders still in limbo
Holders of Noble Group credit default swaps were left dangling for another week after ISDA’s determinations committee again failed to reach a conclusion over whether an extension of the issuer’s US$2.03bn loan constitutes a credit event.
