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With its $15bn of new bonds ratcheting tighter, Israeli-American pharmaceutical company Teva has set out the structure of the euro part of its M&A bond financing for the acquisition of Allergan's generic drugs business. -
ONGC Videsh has broken its two year dollar bond hiatus, opening books for a dual-tranche offering split between a 5.5 year and 10 year.
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Teva, the Israeli-American pharmaceutical company, has begun the dollar portion of a multi-tranche bond financing of its acquisition of Allergan's generic drugs business, with euro tranches due to follow soon.
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Chinese sportswear maker 361 Degrees has announced the results of a tender offer for its offshore renminbi-denominated notes.
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Link Real Estate Investment Trust brought the first green bond from a Hong Kong corporate on Thursday, printing $500m worth of notes at a level that was considered fair value among investors.
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China Railway Group, China Minmetals Corp and Greenland Hong Kong Holdings are set to hold roadshows with investors next week ahead of their respective dollar offerings.
