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Dutch software company Exact Holdings has revised pricing on its $460m acquisition debt package, as the US loan market, where it is marketing most of the debt, continues to move wider.
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Turkey's Halkbank priced its new $500m six year bond with a 2bp-3bp new issue premium on Wednesday, but the underlying swap rate had rallied 10bp throughout the day, meaning that the nominal premium was perhaps more attractive than it otherwise would have been. -
Equity block trade activity picked up in Europe this week, though bankers still think it can get busier, as companies emerge from blackouts in the coming weeks.
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Elis, the French workwear laundry company owned by Eurazeo, has narrowed the price range on its Paris initial public offering, ahead of the offering’s expected closing on Monday.
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Severstal, Promsvyazbank and Russian Standard Bank, three Russian borrowers, were in the market with liability management exercises this week amid a rising tide of deals, but bankers said that the flow is a coincidence rather than indicative of a trend.
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German medical care company Fresenius intends to allocate the commitments to its refinancing loans, valued at around €3bn, by Friday.
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Santander was able to benefit from a strong bid for paper from the eurozone’s periphery this week, drawing a strong order book for a deal through its Santander Consumer Finance Subsidiary — bankers pointed to a more reassuring political situation in Greece as a reason to expect more deals from the region in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, Nordea was also able to appeal to investors with the first Scandinavian senior print of 2015.
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Swansea Bay tidal lagoon — APRR — Esmalglass — Danube Foods
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Banco Popular Español snuck into the additional tier one market to privately place the first high trigger AT1 from a periphery bank, and filling its allotted bucket for AT1 capital.
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German medical care company Fresenius intends to allocate the commitments to its refinancing loans, valued at around €3bn, by Friday.
