Tag: shinsei

M&A

Like the ugly sisters in the fairy tale, the two private equity-run Japanese banks can apparently rely only on each other.

By Dan Slater | 5 May 2009

Equities

Shinsei raises $508 million through preferred securities

The troubled bank increases its core capital ratio by a scant 0.5% following the issue. Interest payments on the new securities will weigh on earnings.

By Dan Slater | 25 March 2009

M&A

Shinsei buys GE consumer finance unit in Japan

Shinsei Bank wants to replace subprime with prime consumer finance, but the timing could be wrong.

By Dan Slater | 15 July 2008

People Moves

Commonwealth Bank appoints new head of capital markets

David Hancock returns to his native Sydney after a stint with Shinsei Bank and JPMorgan in Asia.

By Cherie Marriott | 31 January 2007

Business Moves

Masamoto Yashiro explains how Shinsei Bank is getting it right

The keynote speaker at the Morgan Stanley Asia Pacific Summit talks about the importance of solid corporate governance.

By Ivor Paddle | 15 November 2005

Debt

Shinsei closes Hydra III

Terms and pricing announced for the latest in a series of successful housing loan securitizations.

By Nick Lord | 23 March 2004

Alternative Investments

Three down for Shinsei…

And another two possible as Shinsei Bank closes the third tranche of its fund of hedge funds.

By Jonathan Wharton | 20 June 2003

Institutional Investors

Shinsei, Mellon hope to learn from others’ mistakes

The new asset management JV has the potential to become a major player in Japan''s pensions market.

By Jame DiBiasio | 23 August 2002

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