Europe
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The energy storage system manufacturer's IPO raised €27.3m -
Defensive €250m no-grow sale set to tap into short end demand
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More than €20bn of corp bonds possible this month as tone improves despite dwindling liquidity
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Proceeds from the two notes will fund long-term loans to Ukraine and Moldova
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The electric car components maker is preparing to go public on the Milan Stock Exchange
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Piers Coombs, head of the firm's London office, spoke to GlobalCapital about the results
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A maximum discount of 5% for capital increases without pre-emption rights puts Germany at a 'massive disadvantage', say market participants
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Not even Porsche is expected to reopen the market as the last round of candidates abandons IPO plans for good
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Widening in local currency benchmark covered bonds makes new domestic issuance unattractive
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Two state-owned issuers will offer investors similar terms to the sovereign, unlike Naftogaz
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Rump placement oversubscribed after 71% rights take-up
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Meeting MREL targets and topping up on subordinated debt issuance to drive the largest Nordic banks' funding plans
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