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Issuers rewarded with tight pricing
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Repsol, the Spanish oil producer, issued a €600m five year 2.125% bond today, in a torrid week for commodity markets, to finance a buyback of some Talisman Energy bonds. -
Daimler has tapped the sterling bond market for a £250m six year trade, the latest in a steady line of names from the auto sector to do so in a maturity below the market's preference.
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Any bankers who had written off December for corporate bond issuance were forced to eat their words today, when Vonovia, the German housing company, issued a €3bn deal to finance its hostile takeover bid for Deutsche Wohnen, and won a book of over €7bn.
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Deutsche Bank’s head of Asia fixed income capital markets, Herman van den Wall Bake, has left the bank, sources close to the move confirmed.
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Total SA, the French oil company, made its second foray of the year into the sterling bond market on Monday, with a £150m tap of its previous bond in the currency.
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Volkswagen, the scandal-hit German car company, is intending to return to the unsecured bond market in the first quarter of 2016, once it has updated its MTN programme, the company's financing chief has told GlobalCapital.
