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Piraeus Bank has built a blowout book for its three year bond, in a transaction that could herald the coming of a wider array of peripheral borrowers. -
All has been quiet with Chinese retailer and property developer Maoye International’s debut dim sum deal as bankers hold back announcing deals amid a market filled with uncertainty. The Maoye deal had been expected to price last night, after bankers announced initial guidance yesterday morning.
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Indonesia’s CT Corp has wrapped up syndication of its $1.275bn fundraising, netting commitments worth $555m from a group of 19 banks.
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US listed Chinese social media company YY is back in the market with convertible bond after pulling a deal towards the end of last year, as it failed to attract enough investor interest.
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Virgin Media underlined its credit quality and the strength of its owner Liberty Global by issuing a three tranche high yield bond with 10.75 year and 15 year maturities on Friday.
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IT outsourcing business iGate is seeking to raise $325m of senior unsecured notes. The deal is being run from the US but is also being marketed to European investors.
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Irish aircraft leasing group Avolon has attracted new lenders to its banking group to sign a $500m eight year secured syndicated loan.
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Spanish pharmaceutical company Almirall wants to issue €325m of debut high yield bonds to refinance debt.
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Brazilian companies that would like to issue are likely to do so before the football World Cup begins on June 12, said DCM bankers focussed on the country after meatpacker Marfrig sold the first high yield bond of the year from the country late on Thursday.
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Internet giant Alibaba Group has hired six international banks for its US IPO, which could be worth more than $20bn, according to a banker close to the trade.
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Maoye International Holdings, a Chinese investment company with interests in retail and property, announced initial guidance for its debut offering in the offshore renminbi market on Monday.
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Chinese technology company Baioo Family Interative has started premarketing this week for its Hong Kong listing, which could be worth up to $250m, according to a banker close to the deal.
