SYDNEY, Australia — Nomura Holdings is aiming to raise up to $1.5 billion in a dollar bond issuance, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter.The term sheet did not identify the potential size of the deal, or give details about the mandated banks.The sources declined to be named as the information was confidential. Nomura declined to comment on the deal.
The Japanese investment bank is eyeing a three-year fixed rate bond, a three-year floating bond and or a 10-year fixed bond, the term sheet said.Initial price guidance has been given for the three-year fixed rate bond as Treasuries plus 135 basis points and the three-year floating note as the equivalent of the Secured Overnight Floating Rate, the term sheet showed.The 10-year fixed rate pricing guidance is Treasuries plus 180 bps, according to the term sheet.
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