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Aldermore, the UK challenger bank, was today due to close the book on its London IPO, having told investors orders under £1.92 a share risked missing out.

Kinder Morgan, the US oil and gas pipelines company, sold €1.25bn of bonds on Monday in its inaugural euro deal.

Italian telecom company Wind Telecomunicazioni cut down the initial size of the loan portion of a refinancing to €700m, and upped its bond offering.

The euro senior market was off to a quick start on Monday, with Allied Irish Banks and Deutsche Bank opening the market with five and 10 year deals.

Montenegro is looking to extend its curve with a euro bond up to €500m, potentially its largest yet.

AIA Group returned to the international bond market last week, printing a $750m 10 year bond that targeted US investors.

Costa Rica is working with supranationals on a new law to give it more flexibility to issue in international capital markets, funding official told GlobalCapital.

Pittsburgh-based glass and industrial coatings company PPG issued a €1.2bn dual tranche euro bond today, its first since 2005.

The State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (Socar) has released roadshow dates for its bond. Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan are leading the deal.

Costa Rica paid a new issue premium of over 23bp for a 30 year bond on Thursday but bankers on and off the deal said it was not cheap by recent standards.

The tier two market rocketed back into action after a nearly two week hiatus on Wednesday, with Santander Issuances and KBC Group hitting the undersupplied sector and quickly building bumper books.

Nordea took to the additional tier one market on Thursday for the second time, pricing the dollar Reg S portion of a triple tranche transaction at the joint lowest coupon seen in the asset class.