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Cerro del Aguila, the Peruvian power generator, began investor meetings on Wednesday ahead of a planned international bond debut that will conclude with the merger of the borrower and existing bond issuer Kallpa Generación. -
Iraq had revised pricing to 7% area for its long awaited dollar bond on Wednesday after the low-7% starting point prompted debate among deal watchers.
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Changes to the list of collateral eligible for repo with the Russian central bank could cause a spike in spreads on local currency bank bonds and push more lenders towards the international markets, analysts said this week.
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Türk Eximbank’s second entry into the syndicated loan market this year has been a success, with 23 banks signing for $640m on Tuesday — more than double the initial size when the deal was launched in June.
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Leads on Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca’s planned $350m seven year non-call four bond told investors on Tuesday evening that orders had reached $800m, as it looks to price the bond on Wednesday.
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The Indian government is set to raise Rp4.8bn ($75.2m) through an offer for sale of Hindustan Copper's shares this week, according to an exchange filing.
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