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July 18, 2018
In a year of unprecedented volatility in Indian capital markets, Deutsche Bank continued to demonstrate leadership across all debt products – US dollar high-yield notes, US dollar loans, Indian rupee bonds and structured financings.
The Debt Capital Markets team led more than 70 percent of the country’s high-yield bond issuance during the financial year ending March 2018, including all public issuances for major Indian corporates JSW Group, Motherson Group and Greenko Group.
The bank also pioneered India’s first distressed debt financing for a large corporate – a deal which helped the client resume operations within two months and one that has become a benchmark for the industry.
Deutsche Bank also led sponsor-backed and corporate real-estate lending deals in spite of the prevailing low credit ratings of the sector, providing an alternate funding avenue for real estate companies in India. One such transaction was the 6 billion Indian rupee restructuring for the IREO Group.
A string of landmark ECM deals included book-running India’s largest ever Qualified Institutional Placement which helped State Bank of India raise 2.3 billion US dollars; India’s largest IPO since 2010 for General Insurance Corporation in India which raised 1.7 billion US dollars and SBI Life Insurance Company’s 1.3 billion US dollar IPO.
The bank also executed a number of high profile M&A transactions including the sale of Reliance Infrastructure’s Mumbai power generation transmission and distribution business in December 2017 and DP World’s acquisition of a controlling stake in Continental Warehousing Group.
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