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The Malaysian ECM market is getting ready to welcome its first sizeable IPO of the year, as Malakoff Corp decides to close books early for its MR2.74bn ($754m) listing on the back of torrential demand. The deal now expected to price at the top of guidance. -
As of Thursday, every bank boss that wants to stand up for wholesale finance will have a tougher time. Let’s hope Deutsche’s Libor failures are the nadir, and that this time around conduct really does improve.
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A first three year dollar benchmark from World Bank in several years won universal acclaim this week. But, more importantly, it showed the potential of a new bid from the US.
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European Investment Bank’s first five year Kangaroo deal for more than a year attracted strong interest from Asian investors this week.
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Although oversubscribed, the first €3bn syndication from a public sector borrower since the European Central Bank began buying in the sector — a 0.2% April 2025 issue for the European Financial Stability Facility — has left bankers fretting over crowded-out investors deserting SSA debt in the single currency, writes Tessa Wilkie.
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Klöckner Pentaplast, the German plastic packaging maker, has closed books on a €881m loan, increased by €50m, after hitting its advanced deadline for commitments with a bang.
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US plastics manufacturer Trinseo on Thursday priced $700m of senior unsecured bonds in dollars and euros, saving at least 200bp compared with the interest on the 8.75% bond the company wants to repay.
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Elis, the French workwear and bed linen laundry company, priced an €800m bond on Wednesday, its first issue since its €750m Paris IPO in February, to refinance in full its senior secured and subordinated notes.
