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New York Stock Exchange-listed Nord Anglia Education is offering shares in a follow-on deal that could raise $176.14m for the Hong Kong-headquartered international schools operator, going by its last close of $26.29. -
The second of Italy’s big bank rights issues this year has begun — the €850m issue for Banca Carige.
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Nasdaq-listed China Biologic Products is marketing a sale of 2.5m American Depositary Shares (ADS) comprising a mix of new and existing shares, which could be worth $296.48m at its last close.
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Shenzhen Investment has raised HK$2.77bn ($357m) from a top-up placement of shares sold to investors at a hefty 9.6% discount. But the impact on the company in the aftermarket was pretty severe, with the stock sliding by an equally large 9.85%.
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Penn Engineering had achieved almost unanimous approval for the repricing of its $465m loan and allocated the entire facility by Thursday.
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The dollar market has been a haven for public sector borrowers during a tumultuous time for euros, but the possibility US Federal Reserve rate hikes is causing concern that that market could shut too.
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CS rehires structured chief - JPM moves Lewell to HK - Deutsche raids BAML for broking
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XPO Logistics, the US transport logistics company, wants to issue a $2bn-equivalent four tranche bond to fund its acquisition of Norbert Dentressangle, the French trucking group.
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Penn Engineering has achieved almost unanimous approval for the repricing of its $465m loan and aims to allocate the entire facility by today.
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Investors piled into the first offshore renminbi bond from Lenovo Group, keen to get their hands on some rare corporate supply. The strong response allowed the borrower to upsize the five year offering to Rmb4bn ($645m), equalling the record for the largest corporate dim sum bond.
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Korea Development Bank shed its entire stake in Kumho Petrochemical through a W323.9bn ($293m) block on June 3, which was priced at the lower end of guidance as investors showed a high degree of sensitivity.
