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Imperial Mobility, the Johannesburg listed vehicle leasing and logistics company, has signed a €350m loan with banks. -
Imperial Mobility, the Johannesburg-listed vehicle leasing and logistics company, has signed a €350m loan with banks.
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The 3M Co continued this year's strong run of US corporate bond issues in euros on Wednesday, using three tranches to raise its largest ever deal in the currency.
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DP World shook off turbulent markets on Tuesday to take a $3bn book for its $500m trade. While the borrower may have been pushed to issue to avoid blackout, pricing still came inside the borrower’s existing curve.
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Weak German GDP figures helped drive a bid for Bunds on Wednesday morning, bringing a degree of stability after two weeks of volatility in eurozone government bonds.
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A pair of highly rated SSAs are set to dip into dollars on Wednesday, after two issuers had contrasting fortunes in the market on Tuesday.
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The founder and chief executive of UK serviced offices group Regus found an opportune time to pare his holdings, raising £73.5m via an accelerated bookbuild on Monday night.
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DP World’s $500m no-grow five year bond is already seven times subscribed. Price guidance has been tightened to 160bp over mid-swaps, plus or minus 5bp.
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Korea Development Bank has made a bold return to dollar bonds in a deal that bankers claim scored one of the tightest ever spreads for a Korean name. The pricing drew plenty of criticism, but the deal’s defenders are hailing the trade as a success, preferring to focus on the quality of the order book.
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Stable stockmarkets on Monday May 11 were enough to tempt four sellers into the evening market tonight, with trades in three stocks, including a combined offering of new and existing shares in IMCD.
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J Sainsbury, the UK supermarket chain, has refinanced a trolley of loans, removing covenants and securing the loans on its properties, after announcing its worst earnings for a decade last week.
