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The European Financial Stability Facility has launched a dual tranche, picking up a combined €5bn and putting to rest any concerns over its ability to pick up long dated funding. -
Russian borrowers are wasting no time in dealing with the $7.29bn of corporate bonds about to come due. After a record $2.8bn poured into the asset class last week, it is easy to see why borrowers view this as the time to tap the market.
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A pair of European borrowers debuted socially responsible investment bonds on Monday, raising a combined €1.2bn, with one able to tighten its price by several basis points.
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The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) will kick off its second quarter funding programme with a dual tranche. The deal hits screens as the European Central Bank cuts its asset purchase programme from €80bn per month to €60bn per month.
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Acetow, the cigarette filter maker Blackstone is carving out of parent Solvay, has launched €630m-equivalent of loan facilities for the buyout, four months after it was announced.
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Swedish Export Credit Corporation (SEK) has returned to sterling for a tap of a December 2020 line, as investors’ confidence in the currency grows.
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Sovcomflot reopened its 2023 bond on Monday as Norilsk Nickel looks to extend its dollar curve by a year.
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Oil India is readying investors for a new dollar offering, three years after its $1bn blowout debut and just months after its joint acquisition of oil fields in Russia.
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Micro Focus, the UK legacy software firm, has launched the $5bn loan to finance its acquisition of Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s software business — the biggest new money loan in the European leveraged loan market this year.
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Chinese iron and steel making conglomerate Hesteel Group Co has snapped up $500m on the back of a price rally in the steel sector onshore, with bankers praising the company’s efforts to woo accounts during a roadshow.
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The super strong bid for public sector dollar paper shows no signs of letting up, with Sweden this week printing the tightest deal to mid-swaps of 2017 — despite the large volume of paper already printed this year.
