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Hapag-Lloyd, the German container shipping firm, is still hoping to complete its $410m IPO, but has extended the bookbuild by a week in the hope of gathering enough demand. The deal was shrunk before the start of the bookbuild. -
Procter and Gamble, the US consumer goods company, brought a €1.25bn bond issue to the European market on Tuesday, bringing life to an otherwise moribund reverse Yankee market.
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The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka is out in the dollar bond market for the second time this year, marketing a new deal on Tuesday. The country has opted for the same format, tenor as the previous deal via the same banks.
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There were no new issues in the European FIG market on Monday, but bankers are optimistic that bank capital could return this week.
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Malaysian telecommunications company Axiata Group has mandated banks for its first Islamic bond in more than three years.
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Export Development Canada printed the third three year dollar deal in as many days on Thursday, suggesting that investor demand for short dated dollar debt is by no means sated.
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The Republic of Angola, owner of one of the most controversial CEEMEA mandates of recent years, has set roadshow dates for a deal three years in the making.
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China Reinsurance priced Hong Kong’s third largest IPO of the year at the top of the range to raise HK$15.58bn ($2.01bn), drawing an outpouring of interest from global investors. The trade has buoyed hopes among ECM bankers, as they seek to put a sullen summer behind them.
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Dongfeng Motor Group made a successful offshore debut with a euro-denominated bond this week, which is expected to provide a benchmark for Chinese auto companies eyeing euro notes.
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A second Canadian SSA issuer is bringing a deal in the week that the country elected a new government — but has opted for a different core currency to its compatriot.
