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Banco Popolare’s window of issuance for the tier two deal it has been roadshowing has closed, with the issuer set to avoid the primary market ahead of reporting earnings.

The bookbuilding phase of Windeln.de’s initial public offering in Frankfurt will close at midday on May 5, a day early, owing to strong demand.

Li Ka-shing’s Cheung Kong Property is scheduled to sign its reorganisation loan at a reduced size of HK$40bn ($5.16bn) with 28 lenders. The trade, which started out at HK$55bn, was heavily oversubscribed as 28 banks piled in with commitments of at least HK$5bn each.

Trade & Development Bank of Mongolia (TDBM) will be hoping for a better experience in the dollar bond market this time around as it returns almost a year after it was forced to pull a deal due to the Mongolian sovereign risk.

E-commerce company Baozun has kicked off investor education for its $200m IPO on the Nasdaq, as it attempts to break the lull of Chinese names heading to the US for listings this year.

Bristol-Myers Squibb has returned to the European bond market, issuing 10 and 20 year bonds to replace its existing euro bonds maturing in 2016 and 2021.

On Tuesday, SIG Combibloc tried to slash the margin of its €2.1bn leveraged loan, which only closed in February. The packaging company wants to cut pricing by 100bp.

Brazilian cement company Votorantim Cimentos is planning a euro transaction and has picked banks for a May roadshow.

Bristol-Myers Squibb held an investor call for a euro bond on Tuesday after its first quarter 2015 results announcement. The US pharmaceutical company completed a European roadshow just before Easter.

SIG Combibloc, the Swiss drinks carton maker that issued one of this year’s biggest blowouts in the European leveraged loan market, is testing its popularity by repricing the loan, which it closed only at the beginning of February.

Crown European Holdings was back in the euro high yield market on Monday with a €600m deal that will be used to repay its US parent company’s term loan ‘B’.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Martin Mills will become head of EMEA product solutions at the US bank, following the departure of John Cavanagh. Christopher Dodman will join BAML from Deutsche to run liability management.