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Mexican state-owned oil company Pemex continued its mammoth issuance programme with a $5bn tap of outstanding 10 and 30 year bonds that it will use to buy back old notes maturing between 2018 and 2019. -
Banco Santander has launched its €7.07bn fully underwritten rights issue to support its acquisition of the failed Banco Popular Español, saying it expects to make a return on investment on the deal of 13% to 14% by 2020.
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Public sector bankers have backed claims by Greece’s finance minister that the country could return to the capital markets this year “with or without QE”. The fact that another periphery sovereign, Spain, was able to print a stellar trade on Tuesday despite comments by European Central Bank president Mario Draghi sending markets in a tizzy about the possible end of QE further bolstered the statement, bankers added. Craig McGlashan reports.
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On Thursday, Volkswagen Leasing became the second German auto related issuer to print a triple tranche this week. However, it opted for shorter tenors than Daimler had on Monday.
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So far this week, euro corporate bond investors have had to choose between three tranches from an individual issuer. On Wednesday, they had a choice of three issuers, with different ratings and offering different tenors.
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Allied Irish Banks again tightened guidance on its London and Dublin IPO this evening, moving the lower and upper limits to €4.30 to €4.50 a share.
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Tradebe, the Spanish waste reclamation and recycling solutions firm, has signed a €265m green syndicated term loan, a facility that arranger BBVA says is the first of its kind ever signed.
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Banco de Crédito Social Cooperativo was warmly welcomed on its return to the tier two market on Wednesday, as Spanish banks capitalise on strong conditions by plugging the market with subordinated debt.
