Deutsche Bank
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The Republic of Angola sought a dual tranche trade on Tuesday, marketing 10 and 30 year bonds to investors that will likely have mixed views on the sovereign. -
Ford Motor Credit Company mandated banks on Tuesday to lead a new Australian dollar deal, its first since 2016.
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Financial institutions are rushing to sell new deals in the euro market, fearful that the window for issuance will close after Thanksgiving in the US next week.
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Ageas is offering to purchase FRESH securities — a series of legacy capital instruments — from its investors, in a bid to improve its capital structure. The Belgian insurance company intends to replace the notes with a new restricted tier one bond in euros.
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A group of shareholders in GSX Techedu has launched a follow-on offering of the Chinese education technology firm’s US-listed stock.
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India's Adani Transmission wooed investors to a $500m long-dated bond issuance on Thursday, offering them some concession for the amortising nature of the notes.
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The positive market backdrop has driven smaller and less well-known bank issuers to come forward with rare new bond issues. But they are showing up just as investors pack up for the year, meaning they must work hard to lure enough demand, writes David Freitas.
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AbbVie enjoyed the undivided attention of US bond investors on Tuesday when it hit the market with a $30bn 10 tranche deal that, remarkably for such a big deal, priced with a negative new issue concession.
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Del Canto joins Berman at agora — O'Higgins to retire from ICBC Standard — Miller becomes new IBCM head at Credit Suisse
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KfW’s first €STR bond hit the market on Wednesday. Although the German agency managed a tighter price than EIB’s first note in the format, it was not able to drum up the same level of demand.
