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M & A Horizon Pharma to Seek to Replace Depomed DirectorsINVESTMENT BANKING British Government Raises $3.3 Billion in Its First R.B.S. Share SaleOFFERINGS Houlihan Lokey Seeks Value of Up to $1.57 Billion in I.P.O.VENTURE CAPITAL China State Fund CIC Invests in Taxi App Didi Kuaidi: SourceLEGAL/REGULATORY New York Regulator Moves to Suspend Promontory Financial | ||||||||||||||||||||
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BY AMIE TSANG
PUERTO RICO DEFAULTS The island defaulted on a $58 million bond payment on Monday in its first default since it came under the jurisdiction of the United States 117 years ago, Mary Williams Walsh reports in DealBook. It made a payment on the interest of about $628,000, but it said it lacked the funds to pay the full amount. This has increased pressure on its creditors to renegotiate debt, but also makes it harder for Puerto Rico to borrow in the future.
The Government Development Bank for Puerto Rico, which owes the money, attributed the nonpayment to a failure by the legislature to appropriate funding. Puerto Rico's governor, Alejandro García Padilla, has said Puerto Rico's debt, in excess of $72 billion, is unpayable and is calling for a debt moratorium. Some big institutional bondholders, however, argue that a restructuring is unnecessary and have warned of creating the same problems that Greece has suffered. Unlike Greek sovereign debt, many Puerto Rican bonds have ended up in the hands of Main Street investors, people who invested in mutual funds without checking to see what was in the portfolios. Mutual funds bought them because they had investment-grade ratings and paid above-average yields when they were issued. Now, the ratings are in deep junk territory. The payments were due on 20 so-called moral obligation bonds, which were issued by a subsidiary of the bank for projects including school construction and the creation of landfills. Although this type of bond does not carry a legal requirement for repayment, market experts said the decision not to pay amounted to a default and left them perplexed about the strategy of paying some bonds while letting others lapse. The default has also raised fears about the market for Puerto Rico bonds dwindling . "Once a bond defaults, the number of buyers who are able to buy truly distressed debt is smaller," said J.R. Rieger, who tracks a broad sample of Puerto Rico's bonds at S.&P. Dow Jones Indices. "Will there be enough buyers to sustain an orderly market in Puerto Rico's bonds?" If demand for Puerto Rico's debt disappears, the financial institutions that now hold its bonds will be unable to unwind their positions without losses. The situation is made even more confusing by a letter of credit issued with the bonds, the use of which is not described in the same way on the bonds' indenture and the bonds' prospectus. In the meantime, the island's liquidity problems are mounting. It needs more cash to continue normal government operations. As recently as last week, officials were talking about borrowing as much as $500 million. "Since Puerto Rico is not a sovereign country, and we're not a state of the union, we're really in limbo," said Sergio M. Marxuach, public policy director at the Center for a New Economy, a research institute in San Juan. If Puerto Rico were a state, he said, it would have the power to send its cities, school districts and other units of government into Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcy. If you're wondering how Puerto Rico got into this position and whether its fiscal situation is actually comparable to Greece, Michael Corkery has put together a DealBook guide to Puerto Rico's debt issues.
FIAT HEIR RESHAPES EMPIRE John Elkann has been quickly and quietly reshaping the empire of Italy's best-known industrial dynasty,Michael J. de la Merced writes in DealBook. Mr. Elkann is the grandson of Gianni Agnelli and has run the $12 billion family investment firm Exor for more than a decade. He clinched his biggest deal yet with the $6.9 billion acquisition of the insurer PartnerRe.
Mr. Elkann wants to build Exor into a global conglomerate. While it is disposing of holdings like the real estate services company Cusman & Wakefield, it is trying to expand its stake in the Economist Group and turn Fiat Chrysler into a consolidator within the global auto industry. But as its ambitions grow, it may face more obstacles, including takeover targets that have noi ntention of selling. Empire-building may not seem the natural course for the soft-spoken Mr. Elkann, who does not pursue the spotlight as lustily as other members of his family, but he has consolidated the Agnelli holdings and overseen the revival of Fiat, which his family helped to create more than a century ago. Exor's financial performance has improved, too. The value of the conglomerate's investments rose nearly 15 percent last year, to 10.2 billion euros. Its portfolio is much more global than it was. A decade ago, it drew three-quarters of its sales from Europe; today, it draws less than one-third from the Continent. In landing the PartnerRe deal, Exor was able to halt a merger with a competitor, Axis Capital Holdings. It had aggressively pursued PartnerRe, making several sweetened offers and mounting a prominent campaign to win over its shareholders, Chad Bray reports in DealBook The reinsurer agreed to sell itself to Exor for $140.50 a share and a special preclosing dividend of $3 a share just four days before PartnerRe shareholders were set to vote on the Axis deal. Fiat is also in the market for deals of its own. However, the most natural merger partner, General Motors, has flatly refused to entertain the notion.
LIBOR CONVICTION Tom Hayes, a former trader at Citigroup and UBS, was convicted Monday on eight counts of conspiring to manipulate a global benchmark interest rate known as Libor, Chad Bray reports in The New York Times. He was sentenced to 14 years in prison.
The conspiracy to manipulate the London interbank offered rate first came to light three years ago. The scandal that followed has led to billions of dollars in fines and affected the reputations of some of the world's biggest banks, including Barclays, the Royal Bank of Scotland, UBS and Deutsche Bank. Mr. Hayes, 35, was the first person to go on trial in Britain on criminal charges related to Libor manipulation and his case was seen as abellwether for British authorities, who have been criticized in the United States for not being as aggressive as the Justice Department in pursuing financial crime. A second trial of former traders accused of conspiring with Mr. Hayes is set for September and another trial of individuals accused of manipulating Libor as it relates to the United States dollar is set for January.
ON THE AGENDA Aetna announced its second-quarter results at 6 a.m. and will follow up with a conference call at 8:30 a.m. Disney will discuss its third-quarter results at 5 p.m.
PIMCO FACES S.E.C. ACTION A Pimco exchange-traded bond fund that once tracked the performance of a much larger fund may have violated federal securities laws, Matthew Goldstein reports in DealBook. The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering filing an enforcement action over potential trading infractions that took place during the early days of the Pimco Total Return E.T.F., which started in February 2012. Pimco disclosed that regulators were looking at the pricing of small positions taken by the exchange-traded fund in some mortgage-backed securities.
Exchange-traded funds are securities that trade throughout the day on stock exchanges and the Total Return E.T.F. was the first one started by Pimco. The investigation came to light in September 2014, around the time the firm's co-founder, William H. Gross, resigned amid dispute over his management style. Mr. Gross now manages a bond fund at Janus Capital. When he was at Pimco, he managed Total Return as well as the firm's once-giant Total Return bond fund. In the months since he has left, Pimco has been hit by a wave of investor redemptions. Tens of billions of dollars have been withdrawn from the Total Return bond fund.
Contact amie.tsang@nytimes.com
MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS »
Horizon Pharma to Seek to Replace Depomed Directors The Irish drug maker also plans to file a lawsuit challenging a poison pill plan adopted by Depomed as Horizon continues to pursue its smaller rival.
What Yahoo Paid for Polyvore: More Than $200 Million Yahoo disclosed last week that it was buying Polyvore, an online shopping and style site. The deal came at a considerable price.
INVESTMENT BANKING »
British Government Raises $3.3 Billion in Its First R.B.S. Share Sale It sold a 5.4 percent stake in the lender, which received a large bailout during the financial crisis, but did so at a price well below what it paid in 2008.
Breakingviews: Good Timing for Britain to Shed Its R.B.S. StakeAlthough the British government faces a paper loss, it may be better to sell now than to hold on for a recovery in price that might never come.
Crédit Agricole in 'Advanced' Talks on U.S. Sanctions SettlementThe French bank said a "global settlement" was likely in the fall over inquiries into whether it processed payments for countries and individuals facing American sanctions.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch Hires a Deal Specialist From Goldman Richard Peacock, whose specialties are the consumer and retail industries, will serve as a managing director and be based in New York when he joins in October.
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Houlihan Lokey Seeks Value of Up to $1.57 Billion in I.P.O.Current investors in the independent merger-advisory firm are looking to raise up to $313 million by marketing about 13.1 million shares at $22 to $24 apiece.
VENTURE CAPITAL »
China State Fund CIC Is Said to Invest in Taxi App Didi KuaidiChina's sovereign wealth fund has invested an unspecified amount in Didi Kuaidi, China's dominant ride-hailing app which is competing against the United States firm Uber Technologies, a person with knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday.
Venture Capitalists' Confidence Index Slips Venture capitalists' confidence is sliding mainly because of worries about inflated valuations, a survey says.
LEGAL/REGULATORY »
New York Regulator Moves to Suspend Promontory Financial The decision was detailed in a report that accused the consulting firm of helping to obscure some of the same bank misconduct it was supposed to unearth.
Chinese Shares Rise Sharply After Government Cracks Down on Short-Selling The main Shanghai share index closed 3.7 percent higher at 3,756.55 points after the country's two main stock exchanges said they would make it more difficult for short-sellers.
The Challenges of Fighting Money Laundering Criminals are always seeking ways to hide their profits, and recent cases highlight the difficulty of keeping up with their latest tactics.
Moody's Warning Over Threat to Refinancing Highly indebted companies could struggle to refinance their debts as a result of the United States crackdown on risky bank lending, according to a report from Moody's.
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