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Nordea is set to sell its debut additional tier one print on Tuesday afternoon, just the second deal in the format to carry a pair of investment grade ratings. While some bankers away from the trade have suggested the deal came with overly generous initial price thoughts, the level is expected to tighten on Tuesday afternoon.

Turk Eximbank has returned to the international market for the first time since 2012 and opened guidance on a new seven year bond on Tuesday.

China’s Zhejiang Provincial Energy Group Company is will be meeting investors for what would be its debut international deal. The borrower plans to issue a Reg S dollar bond.

China’s Geely Automobile Holdings is looking to sell its inaugural international bond. The car maker will be kicking off investor meetings this week for a proposed Reg S/144A dollar denominated issue.

Three deals announced first thing Monday and priced later in the day demonstrated that the LatAm bond market was well into its September swing. But another hefty premium paid by a Colombian oil operator showed that investors are discriminating between credits, said bankers.

China’s Alibaba Group has increased the price range of its New York IPO to $66-$68 after strong investor demand, as the company looks set to become the biggest US listing ever — and possibly the world’s largest IPO.

The Coca-Cola Co issued its first bond in euros on Monday, choosing the same path as several other blue chips recently by launching a big, dual tranche deal. This highlights the euro market’s attractiveness to international borrowers.

Synthos SA, a leading manufacturer of chemical raw materials in Central and Eastern Europe, is meeting investors for its debut bond.

Kuwaiti Burgan Bank is still looking for an opportunity to print its tier one perpetual note this week Emirates NBD's $500m perpetual — a comparable deal from Wednesday — having fallen 1.5 cash points in secondary trading since it was priced.

Alibaba Group’s jumbo $21.13bn New York IPO is fully covered one week into the bookbuilding process, with the company now looking to close the deal ahead of the scheduled date. It is also considering selling the shares at higher level.

UK clothing company FatFace has launched a £210m refinancing loan that it will use to extend its loan maturities, refinance debt and repay shareholder funds.

ICICI Bank took the market by storm on September 11 by pricing a $500m 5.5 year deal with a coupon of just 2.5% – the lowest ever achieved by an Indian lender.