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CVC Capital Partners took another swift step towards its exit of Evonik Industries on Monday night, pouncing after the German chemical company’s shares had hit an all time high to sell a block of shares for €519m, in a deal that was increased.
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South African firm Naspers opted for a 10 year tenor for its first deal in two years. Debt bankers away from the deal applauded the decision, but could not agree on the premium the deal offered.
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No sooner had the first tentative signs appeared of an agreement over Greece's debt crisis than the Asia ex-Japan primary debt capital markets finally woke up to some action from a trio of deals. -
CVC stepped into the market on Monday evening after a strong day for European stocks to sell another chunk of Evonik Industries, the German chemicals company it floated in 2013.
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CEEMEA debt bankers spent Monday morning on the phone to issuers following news of a Greek bailout agreement. But prospects for supply still hinge on a Greek parliamentary vote on Wednesday, and even then not just any CEEMEA issuer will be able to launch, said debt bankers.
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Pilot fishing has begun for what could be one of the highest profile IPOs of 2015 – that of Poste Italiane, the Italian postal service.
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Akbank set a template this week that bankers hope Turkish peers will seek to emulate by closing Turkey’s first standalone three year term loan since 2006.
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A pair of public sector borrowers were able to place larger than planned dollar benchmarks on Thursday.
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South Africa firm Naspers surprised some debt bankers by positioning itself to pounce on a calm market, if such a market appears. The company is taking a dollar bond on a roadshow, which would be the first test of EM new issue premiums in almost a month.
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South Africa firm Naspers surprised some debt bankers by positioning itself to pounce on a calm market, if such a market appears. The company is roadshowing a dollar bond, which would be the first test of EM new issue premiums in almost a month.
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European Investment Bank has printed in Ecoop format for the second day in a row, as conditions improved for eurozone periphery sovereign issuers — aside from Greece.
