Tag: calyon

Debt

SBI launches into Europe's shaky bond markets

State Bank of India pays a premium to raise €750 million from five-year bonds to diversify investor and liquidity sources.

By Rupert Walker | 24 November 2010

Debt

Industrial Bank of Korea sells $350 million worth of bonds

Industrial Bank of Korea kicks off Korean G3 issuance in 2010 with senior unsecured 5.5-year notes. Korea Development Bank and Kexim are expected to be next in line.

By Mei Tuicolo | 3 February 2010

Business Moves

Calyon changes name to Crédit Agricole

The new brand – Crédit Agricole – reflects the group's efforts to bring all its business lines under one banner.

By Lara Wozniak | 29 January 2010

Debt

Exim Bank of India prices $300 million bond at tight end of guidance

Export-Import Bank of India issues the five-year bond against a backdrop of yet another day of unstable market conditions.

By Mei Tuicolo | 28 January 2010

Debt

Hutchison turns to euros for third international bond this year

The Hong Kong conglomerate sells €1.75 billion of seven-year bonds after receiving €7.5 billion worth of orders in a matter of hours.

By Anette Jönsson | 12 November 2009

Debt

SBI sets benchmark with $750 million five-year bond

State Bank of India takes advantage of strong Asian and European demand to price a five-year bond which aims to establish a reference point for future Indian issuance.

By Rupert Walker | 22 October 2009

People Moves

Calyon hires Trudy Lee to head fixed-income markets in Singapore

Calyon appoints ex-Fortis sales head Trudy Lee to lead its fixed-income business in Singapore.

By Rupert Walker | 11 September 2009

Debt

Shinhan issues $500 million global bond

Korea’s second biggest commercial bank attracts strong demand for its three-year deal, despite turbulent credit markets.

By Rupert Walker | 24 June 2009

People Moves

Calyon adds new DCM head

Asia credit markets veteran Swaroop Patel will head Calyon's debt and credit markets team.

By Nick Ferguson | 9 April 2009

Debt

Hutchison raises $1.5 billion in global bond deal

The Hong Kong conglomerate attracts strong demand for its first US dollar bond in five years, despite tight pricing.

By Rupert Walker | 8 April 2009

People Moves

Newedge expands in Asia despite gloom

The French broker fills two senior positions as it diversifies into new products.

By Nick Ferguson | 24 March 2009

People Moves

Calyon hires Korea fixed-income head

Duke Choi will be responsible for overseeing the Korean fixed-income markets business including interest rate derivatives, foreign exchange and commodities.

By Mukul Munish | 16 October 2008

Asian currencies under pressure

Most Asian currencies fell last week, but the winners in the long-run will be the economies that are most sheltered from global markets.

By Nick Ferguson | 13 October 2008

Calyon moves global head of FX strategy to Asia

London-based FX strategist Mitul Kotecha will follow the rising sun in a move to Hong Kong.

By Nick Ferguson | 28 August 2008

People Moves

Calyon reshuffles top Asia staff

Patrice Couvègnes moves from Tokyo to Hong Kong to supervise the region, while Marc Poirier takes over Japan.

By Dan Slater | 20 June 2008

People Moves

Calyon appoints deputy head of fixed income

Arnold Kan strengthens Calyon's fixed-income markets team. Meanwhile, Adam Harper leaves ING for Credit Suisse.

By Rosie Slater | 30 April 2008

People Moves

Calyon combines fixed income under Laine

Forex and treasuries come under Laine's control as Graham Williams takes a global role in New York.

By Nick Ferguson | 15 April 2008

Business Moves

Newedge launches in Asia

The brokerage joint-venture between Calyon and Societe Generale launches its new brand with ambitious growth plans.

By Nick Ferguson | 24 January 2008

Debt

Asian credit: Down but not out

Widening spreads and continued volatility are set to give way to better performance, says Calyon.

By Nick Ferguson | 16 January 2008

Debt

Korea's NACF prices bond at tight end

In the wake of Kexim's successful deal, the National Agricultural Cooperative prices a $400 million Reg-S bond and achieves an oversubscription level of four times.

By Rosie Slater | 17 October 2007

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