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Americas

  • Opera, the internet browser, is marketing its $115m Nasdaq IPO at a substantial discount to comparable web browsers in China and Russia.
  • Brazilian utility Cemig ended a three week hiatus in offshore Latin American bond issuance this week and was swiftly followed by the Dominican Republic as the two high yield borrowers raised a combined $1.8bn.
  • Chilean utility AES Gener will buy back $200m of old bonds after investors pledged to sell more than the maximum purchase amount that the company had set before the early bird deadline of July 11.
  • FCoin, a huge new cryptocurrency exchange by volume, is only two months old and was virtually unknown up until it brought the network of the second largest cryptocurrency in the world to a standstill and made a lot of people very angry.
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    Bank of Montreal made the most of US earnings blackouts and re-opened the dollar market this week with a $2.25bn deal amid improving market conditions.
  • Carmakers took advantage of a light calendar and an improving backdrop to reopen the dollar bond market after a week-long supply drought.
  • Equity investors have endured a volatile year with numerous geopolitical shocks leading to falls in markets and sapping confidence. But now they are positioning for the previously unimaginable, a trade war between the world’s two largest economies and all the ramifications that will follow, writes Sam Kerr.
  • Dutch lender ING has hired a director to focus on Latin American and high yield debt capital markets origination as part of its recently launched global capital markets Americas group.
  • Financial Conduct Authority chief Andrew Bailey on Thursday set out the options for forward-looking term rates to replace Libor, a family of benchmarks that he described as “vulnerable to misconduct”.
  • Toronto Dominion Bank became the second Canadian lender in three days to enter the euro senior market, with a five year deal. It could encourage US banks to issue in euros after reporting results over the next week.
  • Brazilian utility Cemig will test appetite for high yield issuance in Latin America on Thursday after it approached investors about the possibility of tapping of its existing dollar bond.
  • CNFinance Holdings has filed for a $200m flotation of American Depositary Shares on the New York Stock Exchange.