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The Republic of Tunisia hit screens on Thursday, announcing a roadshow to promote a euro benchmark — the nation’s first since February 2017. -
The Turkish sovereign returned to international markets this week riding a wave of relief and renewed goodwill, following the release of US pastor Andrew Brunson, write Francesca Young and Lewis McLellan.
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The loan market is weighing up the fate of billions of dollars worth of deals after the disappearance and possible murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a prominent Saudi journalist who had criticised the regime. Mariam Meskin and Mike Turner report.
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Chinese state owned vehicle manufacturer Dongfeng Motor sold its second euro bond on Tuesday with its previous issue in euros maturing later in October.
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Conor Hennebry has quit Deutsche Bank to head Santander’s European debt capital markets business.
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CPI Property Group, which owns real estate in Berlin and central and eastern Europe, printed an inaugural Swiss franc bond on Thursday in a size bigger than the minimum originally touted to investors.
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Deutsche appoints north Asia loans head – Roch jumps to StanChart – Change of guards in HSBC Philippines, Singapore
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Studio City International Holdings priced its debut on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) at the top of its marketing range on Thursday, raising $359.4m.
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China is about to find out if it can build a bridge to European liquidity, with Qingdao Haier set to close the first IPO of D-shares in Frankfurt. The debut of the China Europe International Exchange (Ceinex), along with another much talked about equity link to London, will be a key test of whether Chinese issuers can tap new sources of funding abroad. John Loh reports.
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Deutsche Bank has hired former Standard Chartered banker Erick Pan as head of syndicated loans for north Asia.
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The UK’s Ithaca Energy has signed $700m of loans, five months after pulling out of a high yield bond deal.
