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State-owned MFB Hungarian Development Bank finished a roadshow on Wednesday for its first euro bond for four years, and has picked a tenor. But market turmoil has left it facing unacceptable spreads, and waiting for a better window.
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Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI), which picked a consortium of 11 banks to supply its $550m financing, held a meeting for the lenders on June 8, said bankers. The Indonesian firm was initially looking for $400m but raised the size of the borrowing following a healthy response. -
Red Star Macalline Group Corp, more popularly known as the Ikea of China, launched on June 12 its IPO in Hong Kong that could raise up to HK$7.22bn ($931.30m). The trade is already covered, after cornerstone investors signed up for a third of the book.
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Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) and Swedish Covered Bond Corp (SCBC) issued covered bonds of almost identical credit standing this week, but with very different outcomes.
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Shares and rights of the two Italian banks going through recapitalisation rights issues made big moves again on Thursday, but bankers believe the deals for Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena and Banca Carige will still succeed.
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Dollar borrowers were forced to pay up to access the market amid continuing market volatility as they raced to take advantage of attractive funding costs ahead of the looming Fed meeting.
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Deutsche Pfandbriefbank (Pbb), the specialist German bank nationalised in 2009, announced on Wednesday that it would float in Frankfurt in July, in a deal that one banker said could value it at close to €2bn.
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Siltronic shot up when it began trading on Thursday, after the German silicon wafer manufacturer priced its €330m initial public offering at the bottom of the range.
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National Bank of Abu Dhabi on Wednesday printed its $750m tier one perpetual with a coupon of 5.25%, the lowest ever for this kind of deal from the CEEMEA region. The feat was even more impressive for being printed on a day when Credit Suisse had its 10 year bond pulled because of market volatility.
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National Bank of Abu Dhabi on Wednesday printed its $750m tier one perpetual with coupon of 5.25%, the lowest ever for this kind of deal from the CEEMEA region. The feat was even more impressive for being printed on a day when Credit Suisse had its 10 year bond pulled because of market volatility.
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Oi, the Brazilian telecoms company, is seeking to issue a €500m high yield bond, and buy back four old euro bonds.
