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Syndicate bankers and investors are keen to see who will be the first issuer to take to the euro market should the market see its desired outcome in Wednesday’s vote in the Greek parliament. It may not be the obvious familiar faces that reopen the market, however. -
No sooner had the first tentative signs appeared of an agreement over Greece's debt crisis than the Asia ex-Japan primary debt capital markets finally woke up to some action from a trio of deals.
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China Construction Bank (CCB) Financial Leasing Corp has hired eight banks to prepare for its outing to the dollar bond market as early as next week. Meanwhile, Weichai Power is gearing up for its maiden offshore bond, which will be in either US dollars or euros.
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The corporate bond market is preparing for a new wave of issuance after Greece reached a tentative agreement with its creditors on Monday morning. But deals are likely to depend on the Greek parliament approving the agreement.
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US speciality chemical products holding company Platform will buy UK firm Alent for £1.35bn using a $1.9bn bridge loan from Credit Suisse.
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Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology has hired three banks to arrange investor meetings ahead of what will be the first green bond by a Chinese issuer.
