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Russia’s Nomos Bank launched a debut $2bn euro commercial paper programme on Tuesday. The borrower may wait to enter the market as investor appetite for Russian bank paper is still weak, according to commercial paper dealers.
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Zhuhai Da Heng Qin Company filed for a Hong Kong IPO on June 6, allowing investors first exposure to the Hengqin New Area – China’s third national level land development project after Shanghai Pudong and Tianjin Binhai.
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Irish airline Ryanair’s first bond issue is likely to be launched on Tuesday, amid widespread interest in how the deal will be priced.
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Commodity trading and mining company Glencore has signed oversubscribed revolving credit facilities totalling $15.3bn from 69 banks.
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TSB’s low return on equity and worries about the UK market mean that Lloyds Bank's IPO of the British commercial bank will be offered at a discount to book value when the sale is completed later this month.
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US vehicle parts maker Gates Corp has issued price guidance for the €200m tranche of a first lien loan that will back its buyout by Blackstone.
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Mobile network operator Idea Cellular raised Rs30bn ($507m) on June 6 in what was the third largest ECM trade in India so far this year.
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Dalian based real estate developer Yida Property is set to start the premarketing process for a $250m IPO on June 10, according to a banker close to the transaction.
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More than a year and a half after first approaching the international loan market for its debut deal, Nigeria's United Bank for Africa has mandated lenders for a $225m loan.
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Sinopec Group Overseas Development reopened three of the five tranches from its record breaking $5bn April 2 issue. The borrower is making a Reg S only tap of the three year fixed, three year floating and 10 year fixed bonds.
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Lead managers of Ryanair’s debut bond are looking at a very wide range of other credits as possible pricing references for the deal, because the issuer is almost unique – an airline with strong ratings.
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The UK-based bank has prioritised its coverage of the growing renminbi services market, and continues to do an excellent job, according to voters in Asiamoney’s latest Offshore Renminbi Poll. The bank believes the market holds plenty more opportunity.