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Enel, the Italian electricity company, has set the minimum spread for its new 10 year benchmark euro bond at 115bp over mid-swaps, which one banker described as a "very investor-friendly" level. -
Privately owned Royal Industries Indonesia is firming up a senior group of lenders for a $300m fundraising. The pricing on the deal is said to be similar to a $300m loan it sealed in 2013.
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Swedish Match, which makes the tobacco product, snus, has secured a Skr1.5bn (€158m) multicurrency revolving facility. The loan will refinance a Skr1.6bn loan signed in 2010.
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Deutche Bank’s wealth management arm, Deutsche AWM, this week launched a new exchange-traded fund tracking a basket of 97 euro corporate high yield bonds with tenors of one to three years.
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Baosteel Resources International (BRI) will meet investors next week ahead of a potential US dollar bond after mandating six banks.
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Two international banks announced this week that they had helped clients complete two way RMB sweeping transactions outside the Shanghai pilot free trade zone (FTZ). Chinese regulators expanded the pilot scheme to the entire country in November 2014.
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A $3.1bn piece of Tata Steel’s $5.6bn multi-trancher was signed in December with 34 lenders. The deal has been singled out for praise by many loans bankers for its structuring that led to success despite the borrower operating in the troubled steel sector.
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