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FMS Wertmanagement placed a short three year bond in sterling on Tuesday, while the European Investment Bank announced a tap of a 2021 line in the currency.

ABN Amro priced the first FIG senior green bond in euros on Tuesday in less than favourable market conditions. But the borrower did not pay up to go green.

Cosmos Boom Investment has launched an up to $290m convertible bond, which not only comes with a guarantee but is also backed by a standby letter of credit from one of the big four Chinese banks.

Korea's Woori Bank has announced what will be the first Basel III additional tier one (AT1) from a non-Chinese bank in Asia ex-Japan. As a first of its kind bankers are given investors time to consider the structure and give feedback on pricing ahead of opening books.

Nasdaq-listed Qunar Cayman Islands, a provider of online travel services, is in the market with a follow-on offering of 8m American Depositary Shares (ADS) which could raise some $360m based on its current share price.

The bookbuild for the IPO of Spie —the French electrical, telecoms and technical services company — was launched on Monday June 1, and was covered on the first day.

Corporate bond issuers hung back from issuing in euros on Monday, as markets made a soft opening. But the pipeline continued to fill and issuers like Eurogrid and Mohawk Industries are in the offing.

A German agency is set to bring a dollar benchmark in 10 years — a tenor that could be due for a comeback after being largely shunned in May.

Darling Ingredients, the Texas-based food ingredients maker, sold a €515m senior unsecured bond to yield 4.75% on Friday, even as French cable manufacturer Nexans was pulling its €250m deal.

Dell, the US personal computer maker, has launched a repricing of $3.6bn of loans to cut margins and bring documentation into line with more bond-like market standards.

Just as the year's first round of Turkish bank refinancing has almost reached an end, Akbank has taken the market in a new direction, with a three year loan that is the first Turkish stand-alone financial deal since 2007 that is longer than a year.

Home Depot and Time Warner led a flurry of corporate borrowers on Thursday as the dollar market closed in on a record month for issuance.