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Bank of China Luxembourg has signed its debut syndicated loan after ICBC’s London subsidiary signed a $1bn deal last year. -
Bank Muscat has released initial price thoughts for its benchmark five year bond, equating to a new issue premium of around 35bp.
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Turkey's Dogus Holding is talking to banks about a loan of $400m, according to three bankers. A deal would closely follow one from Borusan Holding, which signed a loan earlier this month that was snubbed by international lenders.
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Citi has named a new head of its EMEA FIG investment banking group, hiring Piers Davison, former EMEA head of banks and UK head of FIG at JP Morgan.
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Oil and gas giant China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) opened books for a 144A/Reg S triple-tranche dollar offering on Monday, taking advantage of a buoyant primary Asian bond market.
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PQ Corp, the US inorganic chemicals producer, and Inovyn, the UK-headquartered chorvinyls producer — both partly owned by Ineos, the petrochemicals company — are marketing over $2bn of refinancing debt over the coming days.
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India’s third largest private lender Axis Bank has wrapped up its latest, self-arranged loan at $300m.
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The first quarter results of the major US firms show in detail just how painful the early volatility in the year has been, with double digit percentage point declines in multiple business lines.
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Italy wowed the market on Tuesday with the second blow-out 20 year sovereign benchmark in as many weeks, as bankers tipped other issuers to try out the unconventional maturity.
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Books were several times oversubscribed and new issue premiums often dropped to zero this week, ahead of an ECB move that was widely expected — but everybody is aware that market backlashes do happen.
