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Some of last week's sovereign trades suffering on secondary
Meanwhile, LatAm sovereign announces mandate for a multi-tranche deal that could come next week
Sovereign closed 'remarkable' deal despite US Treasury pricing drama
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Akbank’s more generous pricing seems to have paid off with banks lining up to refinance its syndicated loan. -
This week saw the entry of Kuwait into the capital markets. The sovereign’s long awaited debut received orders of $29bn at peak, proving that demand for the region is as strong as ever. Now Argentina is looking to print a rare Swiss franc deal.
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India’s divestment department has extended the date by which banks should submit bids for a lead position on a trio of sell-downs in state-owned railway companies.
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IPO volumes from China’s technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) sector are set to dominate global league tables again this year, according to PcW, even as the appeal of onshore floats gains traction.
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Hong Kong’s market watchdog has slapped a HK$15m ($1.9m) fine on BoCom International (Asia) for failing to discharge its duties as a sponsor in the listing application of China Huinong Capital Group.
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State Bank of India, which allocated its most recent fundraising only a few weeks ago, is back in the market already for a $500m three year facility. A group of 13 lenders is processing approvals to lead the new deal.
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