Citi
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Citi is looking to buy back up to £285m equivalent of euro and sterling-denominated subordinated debt in a tender offer using a modified Dutch auction procedure.
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The eurozone periphery passed the first real test of the robustness of its recovery with top marks this week, after an Italian public sector issuer brought a successful benchmark despite market volatility meaning the deal came a day later than expected. The fact that Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) was able to avoid a longer postponement on its plans to sell a first benchmark since 2011 is testament to the strength of demand for issuers in the region.
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Citi is looking to buy back up to £285m equivalent of euro and sterling-denominated subordinated debt in a tender offer using a modified Dutch auction procedure.
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A storming rally for the eurozone periphery hit the skids this week for the first time in 2014, but SSA bankers were optimistic that the volatility on Tuesday, which caused one deal to be postponed, would not affect SSA supply.
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A plunging Argentine peso has dashed hopes that Argentina could again become a source of cross-border bonds this year, said bankers and analysts.
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Ak Bars Bank, from the Russian federal subject of Tatarstan, has signed a $100m murabaha facility with international banks.
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The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and Senegal have signed facilities totalling $144m for the financing of three social projects in the west African country.
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