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Wind Telecomunicazioni has increased the pricing on the tender offer of its outstanding debt to attract more demand for the buyback, a day after successfully issuing €4.065bn of notes at an interest rate of as little as 4% on some tranches.

New Zealand’s ASB Bank returned to the euro senior market with its first senior deal in the currency in almost three years on Wednesday. The issuer was rewarded with a tight spread over Australian parent, Commonwealth Bank of Australia.

A special purpose vehicle linked to Heysta Energy, the Dutch port terminals developer, is set to launch a €350m acquisition finance facility to buy HES Beheer.

China’s Hua Xia Bank made its inaugural issue in international bond markets on Tuesday, notching up a big order book for a Rmb1bn ($160m) three year dim sum that allowed it to tighten 30bp from guidance.

A lead manager on Gazprombank’s euro five year benchmark said that the deal will not be delayed, after one newswire reported that the issuer was considering putting it back.

Wind Telecomunicazioni today issued €4.065bn of six year senior secured high yield bonds to refinance debt, and cut its interest rate on some tranches to as little as 4%.

Sberbank’s €1bn 5.5 year bond, priced on Monday, has provided the visible benchmark from a state-owned issuer needed to consider the Eurobond market unequivocally open for Russian borrowers, said bankers on and away from the deal.

Rolta India is looking to make a return to the dollar market and will be meeting investors in Asia, Europe and the US this week and next.

The Republic of Indonesia will be meeting investors during the next two weeks for what would be its first euro denominated bond. Emboldened by a strong European bid for Asian credits, the sovereign has not been put off by presidential elections scheduled for next month.

Greenland Global Investment is looking to become the first issuer to make use of China’s revised cross-border guarantee rules. Regulators recently made it easier for parent companies to guarantee offshore issuance, with the changes effective from June 1.

SGSP Australia Assets, the new name for the holding company of Jemena, the gas and electricity distribution business, issued its first bond in euros on Friday June 20.

Tank und Rast, the German motorway services company, has softened a margin cut it is seeking on two tranches of a €1.45bn loan, after pushback from funds.