This South African bank raised $ 2.2 billion for its clients in 50
public bond deals, more deals than any bank of any origin, on the continent in 2013.
Citi raised $ 17.7 billion in 114
public bond deals in Latin America last year, more than any other investment bank, including an $ 800 million sovereign bond for Brazil that was more than three times oversubscribed.
BNP Paribas advised its clients on 63 M&A deals worth $ 61.2 billion and raised $ 37.8 billion in 158
public bond deals — a higher overall value on both fronts than any other investment bank in France last year.
Rand Merchant Bank, the investment - banking arm of FirstRand of Johannesburg, raised $ 2.2 billion for its clients in 50
public bond deals, more deals than any other bank in South Africa last year.
Not exact matches
NBAD raised $ 757 million in two equity
deals, more than was raised by any other bank in the United Arab Emirates, and led the country's
public bond market by raising $ 1.5 billion in 12
bond deals.
The incumbent number one in Japan's
public bond market, Mizuho raised $ 70.6 billion in 469
bond issues, including 20
deals in the telecom sector that raised $ 9.7 billion, for a 22.6 % market share.
The incumbent number one in
public debt in the region, HSBC raised $ 8 billion in 29
bond deals for a 17.2 % market share in 2013, leading a $ 4.1 billion
bond for the General Authority of Civil Aviation of Saudi Arabia last September.
Mandiri Sekuritas, based in Jakarta, raised $ 290 million in seven
public equity
deals in 2013, and it raised $ 178.5 million in a single
bond for Indonesian toll road developer Jasa Marga last September.
Although the
deal was priced off the municipal
bond desk in the
Public Finance division, sales teams in corporate investment grade, wealth management capital markets and the firm's Investing with Impact Financial Advisor group were all used to build the order book.
In any vanilla corporate
bond deal, when it comes to market for its
public offering, there is a period of information dissemination, followed by taking orders, followed by cutoff, followed by allocation, then the grey market, then the
bonds are free to trade, then a flurry of trading, after which little trading occurs in the
bonds.
While the
public deal broke ground as the country's largest
public bond issue, the private placement presented a number of challenges from a legal perspective given the nature of the
deal, which was purchased by Egypt's central bank and used as collateral on a series of loans with international financial institutions.
He specializes in structuring student housing
deals that include private, off - campus transactions and
public / private partnerships with colleges and universities via both conventional finance and taxable / tax - exempt
bond financing.