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Equity accelerated bookbuild activity was lively this week, reflecting generally buoyant stock markets and investors eager for paper as quantitative easing begins to bite.
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Norway’s DNB did not inspire on its additional tier one debut on Thursday, failing to attract the same level of interest as Swedish peers achieved in recent weeks.
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Bulgaria was offering generous premiums on its triple tranche Eurobond on Thursday. But while bankers said pricing looks cheap, they questioned whether the 20 year tranche would sell well. -
Shinhan pays a visit to Uncle Sam — BoC Aviation takes off en route 144A — Shanghai Electric charges up for euro debut
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Danube Foods Group is seeking final commitments on a loan backing its buyout by Mid Europa Partners, after discussing pricing with potential lenders this week.
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Only one equity block trade went ahead in Europe tonight, as Citigroup placed a €97m stake in Atresmedia, a Spanish TV and radio broadcaster and film producer.
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The European Investment Bank took a cautious approach to its 10 year EARN on Wednesday, opting to take longer than usual to execute the deal, now expected to be priced on Thursday.
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Bulgaria has indicated that it is considering up to three tranches with a maximum maturity of 20 years for its long awaited euro-denominated bond.
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Bank of China Aviation is planning to meet with investors over a potential dollar-denominated offering starting on March 18. But unlike all its previous outings, the aircraft leasing company is choosing a different route as it sets its sight on a 144A trade.
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Budget cuts and falling oil revenues may push Ecuador into printing a five or seven year bond to keep its costs down in a deal expected as early as this week.
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ICBCIL Finance wrapped up its maiden appearance in the international debt market on March 12. Market participants questioned whether the deal was done too cheaply.
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