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Credit Bank of Moscow was on track to print its first Basel III compliant deal and had taken books of $1.7bn by Wednesday morning.

Nigeria reopened its 2032s to raise an additional $500m on Wednesday, after making a successful foray into the international markets in February.

Korea Expressway Corp and JSW Steel have mandated banks for new international dollar deals as the first quarter draws to a close.

Sweden is set to bring what could be the tightest SSA dollar benchmark of the year, as swap spreads in the currency moved back near their 2017 highs.

The Philippine arm of multinational company Del Monte Foods is on track to become the first issuer of dollar-denominated securities (DDS) on the southeast Asian stock exchange.

India’s divestment body is hunting for firms to manage New India Assurance Co’s IPO, one of five state-owned insurers the government plans to take public.

Indonesia Eximbank is meeting investors for its second dollar bond, while Indika Energy is looking to refinance its 2018s with new notes.

Allocations have emerged for a $1.75bn multi-tranche borrowing by Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries, with retail liquidity ending up concentrated on a longer dated portion.

Commodities trader Trafigura has signed its latest 364-day syndicated revolver at $2.27bn, up from the launch size of $1.5bn.

A $1.75bn borrowing for Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries, which entered general syndication at the beginning of February, has wrapped up, with allocations expected to be issued soon.

A slowdown in Latin American bond issuance and renewed enthusiasm for EM debt in the wake of last week’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings opened the door for Paraguay to sell a $500m 10 year deal.

Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) brought new flavour to the SRI bond market this week with the first ever sustainable subordinated tier two, but the deal fell short of being a major milestone as many investors who follow green bonds are not able to buy such paper. Virginia Furness reports.