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Volume dips only slightly despite there being a third fewer transactions
How well the government handles the disaster could dictate its ability to push through difficult reform
Underwriting left unused after deal is 33% oversubscribed
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The Arab Republic of Egypt on Thursday printed a €2bn dual tranche euro deal with a massive negative new issue premium of 22bp on the longer bond — one of the largest ever negative concessions on an EM issue. The deal takes Standard Chartered to the top of Dealogic’s league table of CEEMEA bonds, though it is a title to be only briefly held as the Saudi Aramco jumbo bond is expected next week, which other banks are arranging. -
Russian equity capital markets are red hot again, after almost two years in the cold, with supply being driven by some of Russia’s most powerful oligarchs. As investors warm to Russian equities, more of these billionaires are set to monetise some of their holdings, writes Sam Kerr.
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Young and Co’s Brewery, the owner and operator of roughly 220 pubs in London and the south east of England, has entered the US private placement market.
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It is clear that Saudi Aramco does not need the cash from the bond it looks set to raise next week. With that being the case, investors and bankers should bet on the lower end of any stated size range, and other Saudi issuers should be hoping that tight pricing is the priority
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Future Land Development Holdings’ new dollar bond crashed in the secondary market on Thursday, following an aggressively priced deal the day before. Rival bankers questioned both Future Land's pricing and the timing.
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Tencent Holdings this week sold the largest dollar bond by an Asian issuer in more than a year, offering a five tranche deal that spanned five to 30 year maturities. In doing so, it also managed to achieve one of the flattest 10-30 year curves for a technology company new issue, writes Addison Gong.
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