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Shell returned to the Swiss franc market for the first time in nearly a decade on Monday with the largest trade ever in the currency from an international corporate. -
WoDS Transmission, the company which will operate the offshore transmission system for a wind farm off the coast of England, is set to make its bond market debut this week with a benchmark sterling print.
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Apple on Monday looked set to add yet another currency to its rapidly growing portfolio after mandating for investor calls ahead of a potential Australian dollar debut.
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Everbright Securities Co has mandated seven banks to work on what would be the company’s first outing to the international bond market.
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Schools and educational institutions are far from a traditional constituent of the bond market, but UK bankers have identified a growing pool of demand for this unusual asset class — epitomised by Eton College’s bond market debut this week.
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Paragon opened the offer period for its third sterling retail sale on Monday, with bankers close to the deal hoping that a new credit rating from Fitch could broaden the appeal of the deal.
