Citi
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Saudi Arabia was offering up a 20bp-25bp NIP over its conventional bonds at price talk for its debut sukuk on Tuesday, as banker’s debated where the deal will land relative to it’s conventional bond debut.
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Korea Expressway Corp joined the flurry of bond launches in Asia on Tuesday, marketing a three year floating rate dollar note.
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Bank of China launched its multi-currency, multi-tranche transaction on Tuesday morning, as Citic Securities also opened books for two tranches of dollar notes.
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Oil India is returning to dollar bonds, launching a new 10 year offering on Tuesday morning, with the aim of paying off debt related to its 2016 Russian oilfield acquisitions.
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Citi has appointed a new head of global capital management for EMEA and new co-heads of EMEA loans and has hired a new co-head of leveraged finance EMEA, as it reorganises its leveraged finance and loans businesses within the global asset managers group.
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Shares in Gestamp Automoción and Banca Farmafactoring, which had performed poorly on their first day of trading after their IPOs on Friday April 7, steadied this week, providing relief to equity capital markets bankers anxious to avoid poorly performing deals putting off investors.
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Telenor, the Norwegian telecoms company, has sold a 4% stake in Veon, the Russian telco formerly called VimpelCom, for $262.5m through a block trade.
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Bain Capital and Cinven have agreed to buy Stada, the German generic pharmaceuticals firm, for €4.1bn, in the biggest private equity acquisition of a European company for four years.
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Romania was offering a 20bp new issue premium for both a new 10 year euro bond and a re-opening of its existing 2035s on Monday morning, according to a lead banker.
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Eight lenders will arrange a $750m five year borrowing for an entity in the Vedanta Group, in a deal that has been in discussion since January.
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Aditya Birla Group unit Novelis wound up a $1.8bn Asian refinancing of its US term loan B at the end of March, with eight banks joining during general syndication.
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Bank of China, CCB Life Insurance and Citic Securities kicked off investor meetings and calls this week, in pursuit of Reg S deals.