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The Inter-American Development Bank made an early claim on Monday for a spot in this week’s dollar issuance, in what its leads said was a move to ensure it did not add its name to a growing trend for SSA deal clashes. -
Parque Reunidos, the leisure parks operator, on Monday announced what it hopes will be the largest Spanish IPO for over a year, in a bid to reduce debt and begin to make an exit for private equity owner Arle Capital.
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SBAB Bank printed its first euro fixed rate senior bond since 2013 on Monday, raising €500m of May 2021 notes at the start of what market participants believe could be a busy week for FIG supply.
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A slew of unusual CEEMEA issuers this week announced plans to meet with investors: Global Ports Investments, Kenya, Ahli Bank Qatar and Alternatifbank. Some are specified as non-deal meetings while others are focussed on specific deals.
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Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) offered to buy and sell holdco senior debt on Wednesday, as UK banks make increasing use of liability management to adapt to new regulatory capital requirements.
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Royal Bank of Scotland offered to both buy and sell holdco senior debt on Wednesday, as UK banks make increasing use of liability management to adapt to new regulatory capital requirements.
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Poland has returned to the dollar market after its ratings downgrade and, in printing with the lowest new issue premium for a dollar CEEMEA sovereign bond this year, has knocked out any lingering concerns about appetite for its debt.
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Blount International, the US farm and forestry equipment manufacturer, joined in this week’s trend of widening prices in a leveraged loans market where demand is hard to find.
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Kenya has mandated three banks for a non-deal roadshow and is “expecting” questions around the rumours about alleged misuse of funds from its last Eurobond outing in 2014.
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Poland has released price guidance for its first international dollar bond since its tumultuous January euro print.
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The only spot of new bond activity in the CEEMEA market so far in this week was Poland’s first dollar deal of the year, but there was plenty of loans market activity in the region to keep bankers occupied.
