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Korea Resources Corp (KoRes) is set to make its first appearance this year in the international bond market, having mandated four banks to work on a dollar offering. -
Europe’s investment grade corporate bond market sprang to life this week, printing €10.65bn of paper in its biggest week of issuance this year.
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Exxon Mobil on Monday reopened the dollar market for integrated oil companies with its biggest ever trade, as the blistering pace of issuance ensured March got off to a flying start amid stable funding conditions and tight pricing.
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Coca-Cola HBC, the Swiss bottler of Coca-Cola, drew in enthusiastic investor demand for its €600m bond on Thursday, when it also announced that it would make a tender offer for outstanding notes.
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British Telecommunications plc (BT) on Thursday joined the surge of blockbuster multi-tranche deals that has hit the euro bond market since mid-February as it raised €3.9bn of bonds across three tranches.
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Porsche AG has grown its Schuldschein from the launch size of €200m to €1.1bn, in another big deal for the private debt market.
