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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development smashed its newly minted size record in sterling with its sophomore effort using the Sonia benchmark. -
L-Bank will go on the road to promote the first ever Reg S dollar benchmark priced over the dollar risk free rate Sofr.
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Türk Telekom printed a $500m six year bond on Thursday at 7%, capping an extraordinary week in the CEEMEA bond markets. The company's outstanding paper had rallied following the release of initial price guidance for the bond, such was the demand for exposure to the credit.
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Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company, the country's sovereign wealth fund, sold its $600m five year sukuk on Wednesday at a level that was so tight it even took the deal’s lead managers by surprise.
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South Korean discount store chain Homeplus Stores is set to cash in on its properties as it readies a mammoth IPO for Homeplus Real Estate Investment Trust. The listing is being flagged by bankers on and off the deal as the spark needed to bring life to a languishing Korean Reit market. Jonathan Breen reports.
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China Construction Bank (CCB) and China Citic Bank International this week priced Basel III-compliant tier two deals, raising $2.35bn between them. The deals represent only the latest supply from Asia’s bank capital market, which is gearing up for a busy year. Addison Gong reports.
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Morgan Stanley names ECM head — Fasso joins PineBridge — Citi China makes promotions
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Malaysia-based firm Top Glove Labuan tapped the equity-linked market for the first time on Wednesday, raising $200m after printing a five year non-call three exchangeable bond.
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Sweden has joined the throng of SSA borrowers making up for the dollar market's weak start to the year, bringing its first deal in the currency for over a year. It follows a trio of new issues that achieved tight spreads.
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The hectic spell of sterling borrowing by SSA borrowers has yet to run its course. A European supranational hit screens in the currency on Wednesday for its second bond of the year in the currency.
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Egypt’s triple tranche $4bn bond drew a huge book of over $19.5bn on Tuesday in a deal that bankers away from the mandate said was a huge success, underscoring the phenomenal market conditions available to issuers.
