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TeliaSonera returned to the Swedish krona bond market after an absence of nearly two years this week, prompting a flurry of reverse enquiries that helped the issuer bank Skr1.05bn ($165m) this week.
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Gasol has made its second visit to the MTN market this year, raising $30m with a December 2017 euro medium term note. The company can increase the size of the note by a further $70m.
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A series of foreign issuers are lining up to tap a heavily liquid investor base in the Czech Republic, dealers told EuroWeek Emerging Markets on Monday.
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A pair of Italian utilities want to increase their use of privately placed bonds after using the format for the first time this year, while a major Italian investor has also revealed its growing love of the format.
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Otto Group, the German online and catalogue retailer, raised €20m on Monday with a privately placed note that carried its lowest coupon ever.
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Otto Group, the German online and catalogue retailer, raised €20m on Monday with a privately placed note that carried its lowest coupon ever.