BNP Paribas
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Apax-owned Top Right, the UK information and events group, has launched a £435m-equivalent refinancing loan that will be denominated in dollars and euros. -
Spain this week ended a run since the beginning of the year of eurozone periphery countries raising books of over €10bn — but sovereign debt bankers were reluctant to call time on the strong bid for the issuers.
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Teva Pharmaceuticals priced its largest euro-denominated bond on Tuesday with a dual tranche eight and 12 year which came roughly flat to the dollar equivalent, according to bankers.
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Gategroup, the Swiss airline services provider, has signed a €240m revolving credit facility that it will use to replace an older revolver and partially redeem a bond.
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German automotive supplier Schaeffler AG on Thursday announced a €1.5bn-equivalent dual currency three tranche bond issue, designed to opportunistically refinance high coupon debt.
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South Korea’s Cowell e Holdings has raised HK$884m ($114m) by pricing its IPO just above the bottom of the price range, as concerns about a possible overhang following the listing and the company’s excessive dependence on Apple caused some price sensitivity.
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Predicting levels of equity-linked bond issuance must be one of the hardest jobs in the capital markets. The market follows its own rhythm and reasons, which even veterans struggle to forecast.
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The spate of very large and strategic block trades has continued this week, with sales of stock in Accor, Dassault Aviation, the London Stock Exchange and Havas, totalling an expected €5.2bn.
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Air France KLM successfully issued its first hybrid bond on Wednesday, a €400m perpetual non-call 5.5 year.
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Apax-owned Top Right, the UK information and events group, has launched a £435m-equivalent refinancing loan that will be denominated in dollars and euros.
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Teva Pharmaceuticals priced its largest euro-denominated bond on Tuesday with a dual tranche eight and 12 year which came roughly flat to the dollar equivalent, according to bankers.
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South Korea’s Cowell e Holdings has raised HK$884m ($114m) by pricing its IPO just above above the bottom of the price range, as concerns about a possible overhang following the listing and the company’s excessive dependence on Apple caused some price sensitivity.
