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UK energy company SSE issued €600m and £750m of hybrid bonds on Tuesday, as the first call date of its hybrid issued in 2010 draws near. -
A European sovereign mandated banks on Tuesday to sell a long dated euro bond, the first benchmark in the currency so far this week.
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The £340m loan for Sky Bet is trading up in the secondary market, despite investor pushback during its syndication.
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Wizz Air, the Hungarian budget airline, is set to close the books for its IPO on Monday night, having revised the price range today – and may refine pricing again on Tuesday.
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AT&T, the US mobile phone service provider, returned to the euro bond market on Monday, issuing €2.5bn in 8.5 and 20 year tranches.
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UK energy company SSE, formerly known as Scottish and Southern Energy, has mandated banks for a hybrid bond transaction with non-call six euro and non-call 5.5 year sterling tranches.
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Indian textile firm Alok Industries is in the market with a $375m export performance bank guarantee backed (EPBG) loan. The borrower has picked three European banks to lead the transaction, which comes with an undisclosed upsize option.
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Crédit Agricole, which is stepping up its focus on structured finance in Asia, has made two additions to its loan syndications department in Hong Kong.
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French oil company Total pumped up €20bn of orders for its €5bn hybrid bond, the second biggest corporate hybrid ever and the largest amount issued on one day.
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Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) is meeting investors in London next week, for what is likely to be the borrower’s second dollar benchmark in six months.
