BNP Paribas
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Eltel Networks, the Swedish company that provides technical services for power, communication and transport networks, is set to price its IPO on Friday morning, having closed the book at noon London time on Thursday.
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Ford Credit Europe Bank, the US car maker’s European financing vehicle, found plenty of demand for a €650m three year floating rate note and a €650m seven year fixed rate bond on Tuesday. -
Elis, the French workwear laundry company owned by Eurazeo, has narrowed the price range on its Paris initial public offering, ahead of the offering’s expected closing on Monday.
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Philippine consumer food and beverage company Universal Robina Corp’s NZ$742m ($537.57m) loan has been allocated, with 10 banks joining the syndication. The loan, which is for the company’s acquisition of New Zealand’s Griffin's Foods, received a good response thanks to the lack of top tier offshore deals out of the Philippines.
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BNP Paribas has appointed Simon Gagey as head of loan syndicate and sales for southeast Asia, according to a source at the bank.
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China’s Luxembourg branch is in the market for a three year floating rate note on February 5, the second time in three months that the Chinese bank is looking to print a floater.
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BNP Paribas boosted its investment banking revenues in 2014 compared with the previous year, but a fall in year on year revenues in the final quarter of last year took a shine off the figures.
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Eltel Networks, the Swedish company that provides technical services for power, communication and transport networks, will close the book for its IPO at noon London time tomorrow.
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Australian energy company AusNet Services has mandated four banks for its third euro bond.
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Danube Foods Group, the Serbian packaged foods conglomerate, is raising a €300m loan to back its buyout by Mid Europa Partners.
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The Luxembourg branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is planning its very first outing in the offshore debt market, having mandated banks for a US dollar Reg S offering.
