Citi
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Turkcell has mandated BNP Paribas, Citi and HSBC for a debut dollar bond and is set to meet investors in the US and Europe next week ahead of the deal.
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India’s Tata Steel has sold down a portion of its stake in automotive unit Tata Motors, pricing the Rp12.5bn ($188.6m) transaction at the bottom of guidance in a trade heavily supported by hedge funds.
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The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has chosen three banks to work on a potential dollar offering in conventional format, days after Fitch assigned the sovereign a junk rating.
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Everything fell into place for Glencore’s $2.5bn capital raising on Tuesday evening, as the company managed to raise its target sum with an accelerated bookbuild as a 9.99% share of its equity, just below the trigger for a rights issue.
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The Republic of Iraq has set its sights on how much it is looking to raise with its first international bond outing almost a decade, according to a banker close to the deal.
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When Glencore announced plans to raise $2.5bn of equity, all options were open, but one always looked the most likely: an overnight accelerated bookbuild.
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Citi has appointed Andrea Vanara as its Asia Pacific head of treasury advisory group, a position that has been vacant since last November.
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Pentair, the UK-headquartered maker of fluid and thermal systems, priced a €500m bond in line with initial price thoughts on Monday, after deciding to plough ahead with its funding plans despite a difficult market.
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IMAX China started testing investor appetite for its $300m-$500m IPO in Hong Kong on Tuesday, even as sentiment in equity markets remained dour and shares in the city fell 0.49%, tracking losses in Shanghai.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is likely to have to change its licensing practices as a result of a $1.9bn credit default swaps price fixing settlement by banks, according to a source familiar with the case.
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Interglobe Aviation, the holding company of Indian budget carrier IndiGo, and Coffee Day Enterprises are looking to launch their IPOs in October, in deals that could raise a combined Rp36.5bn ($548.19m).
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South Korea's Hotel Lotte has appointed one domestic and two global banks to manage its 2016 IPO.