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ING made its first block trade in NN Group on Tuesday night, since floating its insurance arm in July for €1.77bn. The highly successful trade netted €1.248bn.
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First Gulf Bank priced its $750m bond from a book of $1.7bn on Tuesday afternoon in London, offering a 5bp-10bp new issue premium.
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A pair of regional issuers mandated banks for euro deals in the 10 year part of the curve on Wednesday. -
Ivory Coast is marketing a 12 year amortising note. After receiving $4.7bn in orders for its 2024s last year, it has shrugged off a history of defaults.
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First Gulf Bank priced its $750m bond from a book of $1.7bn on Tuesday afternoon in London, offering a 5bp-10bp new issue premium.
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RCA01, owned by Spring Real Estate Investment Trust (Spring Reit), has wound up its $500m refinancing, attracting 13 banks in general syndication.
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UK challenger bank Aldermore on Tuesday disclosed the amount it spent last year on its attempt to list on the London Stock Exchange, which failed due to market volatility and concerns over valuation.
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Lixil, the Japanese group that makes bathroom fittings and other building products, today repurchased 7.372m shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, using part of the money it raised yesterday with a ¥120bn (€892m) convertible bond issue.
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First Gulf Bank (FGB), the third largest bank by assets in the UAE, is out with its first dollar bond since 2013. Leads talked the five year bond at 100bp-105bp over mid-swaps on Tuesday morning.
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Chinese private company Phoenix Healthcare has wrapped up the Taiwan targeted syndication of its $150m three year loan with a group of 11 banks.
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Lixil, the Japanese companies that makes bathroom fittings and other building products, today raised ¥120bn (€892m) through the international sale of two convertible bonds of equal size, which were more than twice oversubscribed.
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Property company Greenland Hong Kong is back in the market, this time for a $300m fundraising with one bank in the lead. The new loan, which will finance the real estate company’s offshore projects, comes backed by a standby letter of credit from Export-Import Bank of China.
