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Ford Motor Credit Company made its debut in the Singapore dollar bond market this week with a S$350m ($251m) transaction that investors were more than happy to put their money into.

The State of Montenegro locked down €300m towards the refinancing of the €390m of Eurobonds it has maturing in April on Thursday, but was unable to crunch pricing tighter inside initial guidance released earlier in the day.

Two Turkish bond deals this week were seen as a welcome treat for investors starved of recent supply from the country, and more is still in the pipeline.

Coca-Cola HBC, the Swiss bottler of Coca-Cola, drew in enthusiastic investor demand for its €600m bond on Thursday, when it also announced that it would make a tender offer for outstanding notes.

Even rival bankers are lavishing praise on the $1.5bn long 10 year bond Turkey sold on Wednesday, which drew a $4.47bn book and needed only a 10bp-15bp new issue premium to print.

Montenegro has released initial price thoughts for a five year euro denominated bond at 6% area, offering around a 50bp new issue premium, according to a banker away from the deal.

Malaysian telecommunications company Axiata Group has mandated three banks for a quick return to the Islamic bond market.

Deutsche Bank's restructuring has landed hard on its European debt capital markets and solutions operations, with the roles of at least five managing directors in the team thought to be under review.

Deutsche Bank has moved a CEEMEA DCM origination official onto its syndicate desk.

The Eurodollar corporate bond market, in limbo for more than a year, coughed back into life today as Nestlé, its stalwart issuer, returned after a long absence for a modestly sized issue.

ThyssenKrupp, the German industrial group, joined the surge of corporate bond issuance on Tuesday as the fallen angel company raised €750m.

Banca Popolare di Vicenza has filed a request for admission of its shares on Borsa Italiana, ahead of a shareholder vote to approve the bank’s IPO and capital increase.