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The leads on Adlabs Entertainment’s Indian IPO have slashed the deal’s price range and extended the bookbuilding period by five more days, with the new terms expected to raise the company not more than Rp3.94bn ($63m) — down from its previous target of Rp4.7bn.

Armenia has mandated the same three banks for a new issue and buyback offer as it used for its debut in 2013.

Property company Greenland Hong Kong, which began sounding out lenders for a fundraising back in January, is seeking a $330m three year bullet with Deutsche Bank in the lead.

Panama sold $1.25bn of 10 year notes on Wednesday at a tighter new issue premium than other recent sovereign issues from Latin America had managed as LatAm markets enjoyed a better day after a torrid start to the week.

Dutch insurer NN Group enjoyed a favourable reception for its debut senior print on Wednesday, shaking off any concerns about a weaker secondary market to attract a comfortable oversubscription.

The State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (Socar) has released price guidance for a 15 year benchmark dollar bond, having completed its roadshow on Tuesday.

Aldermore’s share price rose 12% on Tuesday morning, when it began trading in London after the UK challenger bank found success in its second IPO attempt.

Auto Trader looks increasingly likely to achieve its desired valuation of £2.5bn, as the online new and second hand car website's London listing got covered throughout the range on the first day of bookbuild.

British motorway service area operator Moto on Wednesday priced a £175m five year non-call two year second lien bond to yield 6.375%, with which it will redeem a CCC+ rated issue sold in 2011.

Dutch insurer NN group is set to continue a busy run for senior issuance on Wednesday, mandating banks on Tuesday for its debut senior unsecured print.

India’s Adlabs Entertainment has opened books for its Rp4.7bn ($75m) domestic IPO, with sentiment positive thanks to five anchor investors that have already signed up for a small portion of the shares on sale. But although investors like the consumer story offered by the theme park operator, the small deal size and the low liquidity means it will not appeal to everyone, say bankers.

Auto Trader today opened the book on its London listing, as the firm’s private equity seller Apax aims to raise up to £1.25bn from the offering.