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Iceland’s Arion Bank is set to become the nation’s second bank to hit the euro denominated senior unsecured market since the country’s financial crisis. -
Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance Company printed its first dollar bond of the year on Monday, managing to price it flat to the existing dollar curve due to strong demand.
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TMB Bank priced the first dim sum bond out of Thailand on March 2, raising Rmb600m ($97m) with a three year offering.
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The euro market got off to a strong start on Monday, with Abbey National and Bank of Ireland both drawing hefty order books for new senior unsecured prints.
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ABN Amro took to the sterling and Canadian dollar markets on Monday, opening books for a three year tap and a five year Eurobond in the two currencies respectively.
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Thailand’s TMB Bank is set to end a nine year absence from the international bond market having started receiving bids for an offshore RMB (CNH) bond on March 2. If successful, TMB could become the first Thai issuer to print in the currency.
