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Solusi Tunas Pratama (STP), the Indonesian telecom tower firm, is putting its Rph3.91tr ($302.24m) share sale on ice until markets regain their composure, with bankers choosing to err on the side of caution as Indonesian equities stumble. -
DP World, the Dubai-based global container ports operator, has released price guidance for a dollar benchmark five year bond at 180bp over mid-swaps.
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Ghana National Cocoa Board (Cocobod) has entered the early bird senior phase of its annual loan, according to bankers involved in the deal.
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Egypt’s Integrated Diagnostics Holdings rose 26% on Wednesday, its first day of trading in London, and has risen a further 11% since then, after the firm priced its massively popular rebooted IPO.
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As block trade bankers had predicted, the fireworks are starting again as companies emerge from blackouts. Five deals totalling €2.8bn were sold on Wednesday night, but there were no auctions: all of them were mandated trades, leaving banks away from the action with nothing to bid on.
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As block trade bankers had predicted, the fireworks are starting again as companies emerge from blackouts. Five deals totalling €2.8bn were sold on Wednesday night, but there were no auctions: all of them were mandated trades, leaving banks away from the action with nothing to bid on.
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Execution risk has been pushed sky high in bank capital after NordLB, a German bank, was forced to pull an additional tier one print on Thursday, writes Tom Porter.
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Delachaux, the French maker of railway tracks, on Thursday hit the deadline for commitments on its €690m-equivalent loan repricing, an aggressive deal that is nevertheless likely to fly.
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Windeln.de, the German online baby products seller, dropped 19% on Wednesday on its first day of trading in Frankfurt — a bitter conclusion to an IPO process that had appeared to run smoothly until then.
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The dollar market is providing public sector issuers with an opportunity for primary issuance as other major currencies — euros and sterling — are wracked with uncertainty.
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Delachaux, the French maker of railway tracks, is today hitting the deadline for commitments on its €690m-equivalent loan repricing, an aggressive deal that is nevertheless likely to fly.
