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Korea National Oil Corp will host a global roadshow next week ahead of a new international bond, to be sold in dollars and/or euros. -
The superlatives “fantastic”, “surprising to the upside all the time” and “huge tightening” were being thrown around about the public sector dollar market this week — the only missing ingredient appears to be supply.
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Citi has named appointed an internal candidate as its global head of equity sales.
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Finnish technology company Nokia is set to become the first European company to issue a euro high yield bond for four weeks. Meanwhile, UK food producer Bakkavor will repay all its notes.
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Bpifrance Financement became this week’s third French public sector issuer on Thursday, scoring €500m with a tap.
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US pharma research firm Quintiles IMS Holdings printed on Thursday a new €1.4bn high yield bond, proving that European high yield investors are embracing the train of US issuers printing in euros.
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Nederlandse Waterschapsbank is set to bring the five year part of the dollar curve back to life for the first time in three weeks, after mandating banks for a March 2022 Reg S/144A deal on Wednesday.
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Mid Europa Partner’s syndicated loan, which will finance its purchase of Romanian supermarket chain Profi Rom Food, is set to be finalised by the end of the week according to a banker on the deal.
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Korea Development Bank (KDB) has become the latest name from South Korea to join the debt issuance party, sealing a triple tranche offering with two floating rate tranches, and finding $4bn of demand for its deal.
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A unit of Goldman Sachs raised Rp8.4bn ($125.2m) on Tuesday after selling down some of its stake in India’s Max Financial Services, taking advantage of a run-up in the stock.
