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RCI Banque, the finance subsidiary of Renault, kept the car industry's bond market revival going, by issuing a €500m no-grow bond on Thursday.
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Georgia Healthcare Group, Helios Towers Nigeria and Citadele Banka, three emerging market businesses now building books for London IPOs, are having to reckon with difficult market conditions. -
BorgWarner, the US car engine and drivetrain maker, furthered the return of reverse Yankee bonds to Europe's corporate market on Monday, by issuing a €500m seven year no-grow deal.
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RCI Banque, the finance subsidiary of Renault, has kept the car industry's bond market revival going, by issuing a €500m no-grow bond today.
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In a departure from recent tactics, the Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) launched its most recent bond with a generous price guidance. But the gamble paid off as the borrower attracted a record order book and got away with paying only a small concession.
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InterGlobe Aviation and SH Kelkar & Co have found huge success with their respective Indian IPOs, with all books multiple times covered by a flood of investors.
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The Sultanate of Oman is tapping the loan market for $500m, its first loan in eight years, as the formerly cash-rich country faces a fiscal deficit.
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Thursday may be bonfire night in the UK but all the fireworks in the loan market were taking place in the Middle East this week, as Commercial Bank of Qatar (CBQ) launched a $800m loan alongside three other banks and with a loan for Oman also in the pipeline.
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African private equity is feeling the effects of the wider capital flight from emerging markets and the downturn in commodity prices, but market participants say there are still fruitful investments to be made.
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Nineteen eurozone countries with as many legal systems, 23 officially recognised languages, 3,500 banks and just one supervisor. Sceptics say the ECB’s Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) has an impossible task. In the first year alone, it has achieved an enormous amount, but the hard work may be just beginning, writes Virginia Furness.
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China New York opened bookbuilding for a dual-tranche senior dollar bond on Thursday, while Future Land Development Holdings has started wooing high yield investors with a new two year offering.
