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Indian film maker and distributor Eros International has launched its maiden dollar bond with books building quickly during the Asia morning, as it competes with Export-Import Bank of China. -
The European Stability Mechanism has nipped in ahead of a European Central Bank Governing Council meeting later this week to mandate banks for a 10 year euro benchmark. Other euro supply this week could come from Région Île-de-France, which held a global investor call on Monday for a green and sustainability bond.
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Toronto Dominion became the third Canadian bank to issue a sterling covered bond benchmark this year with a deal launched on Monday. Despite an attractive spread, the book was slow to build and the deal size looked set to be smaller than average.
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Deutsche Bank confirmed over the weekend that it was preparing an €8bn rights issue, alongside a fresh strategic overhaul that includes a partial IPO of its asset management division and the reintegration of Postbank.
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Gome Electrical Appliances Holdings became the first Hong Kong-listed consumer electronics retailer to sell dollar bonds, bagging $400m from a tightly priced but popular deal last Friday.
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Gome Electrical Appliances Holding opened books for a benchmark-sized Reg S debut trade on Friday morning via sole bookrunner Barclays.
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Corporate borrowers are taking advantage of rising political worry among investors by issuing short dated floating rate notes in euros which stand a good chance of bearing negative yields, write Michael Turner, Ross Lancaster and Jon Hay.
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The market for socially responsible investment (SRI) bonds is enjoying a burst of activity, as sub-sovereign borrowers from both sides of the Atlantic hit screens in green.
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After weeks wracked by political turbulence, the euro market has finally been able to enjoy a clean run with supportive conditions.
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Shares in Cobham, the troubled UK aerospace and marine technology company, closed 13% higher on Thursday after the company unveiled its 2016 results and a turnround plan involving a second £500m rights issue in nine months, to strengthen its balance sheet.
