Deutsche Bank
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Korea National Oil Corp (KNOC) has announced guidance on a tap of its 2019 bonds as well as a new 10 year. The deal follows a roadshow that wrapped up in Europe in mid June.
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Chinese company Giant Interactive has closed its $850m leveraged buyout loan almost three months after it opened into syndication, with eight banks joining the deal.
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Caisse Centrale du Crédit Immobilier de France is alone in the European senior unsecured bond market on Tuesday, and is set to sell its latest government guaranteed deal.
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Garanti Bank has set final yield guidance for its five year €500m no grow bond at 3.5%, in line with price guidance earlier in the day. But some rival bankers said they had expected to see a tighter print.
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UK frozen foods producer Iglo has set guidance on the sizes and prices of most tranches of its €1.3bn refinancing loan, which includes covenant-lite portions.
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German wood-based materials maker Pfleiderer priced €321m of senior secured notes on Friday at a coupon of 7.875% to yield 8%.
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A Russia-focused DCM banker is leaving Deutsche Bank after four years with the firm.
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The central bank governors of France and China on Sunday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that will lead to the appointment of an RMB clearing bank in Paris. Switzerland, meanwhile, is laying the groundwork for its own swap line.
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Chinese company Huawei Technologies has wrapped up syndication of its debut loan in the European market, as commitments pooled in to take the deal to a larger than targeted size of $1.6bn.
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Voters in the region’s biggest survey of cash management providers split their admiration between four international organisations.
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One week after unveiling the identities of its partners, Alibaba is back in the spotlight once again with another piece of update to its jumbo IPO. The e-commerce giant has finally chosen the New York Stock Exchange as the home for its American Depositary Shares under the ticker symbol "BABA".
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India’s ONGC Videsh is looking to make a return to the dollar market and possibly debut in euros having mandated five banks. The oil and gas company is among a growing number of Asian borrowers that are tapping European investor base as accounts seek to geographically diverse portfolios.