Goldman Sachs
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Bankers working on the IPO of Emaar Development, the real estate development subsidiary of Emaar Properties, have revised the price range to Dh6.03-Dh6.90, from the initial Dh5.70-Dh6.90 range.
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Abu Dhabi National Oil Co, the oil company owned by the emirate, has announced plans to float its chain of petrol stations in the United Arab Emirates, in what could be a highly significant deal for the region.
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LexinFintech Holdings is the latest Chinese online consumer lender to file for an IPO in the US, picking Nasdaq for a $500m listing.
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Guangzhou R&F secured a $500m 2023 bond on Monday, leveraging on a heavy anchor order book to seal the deal.
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Indian telecommunications company Bharti Airtel has sold a block of shares in its subsidiary Bharti Infratel, raising Rp33.2bn ($507.8m).
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Chinese companies Tianqi Lithium Corp and Yankuang Group Company have set the stage for their offshore transactions, with both hitting the road this week. Qingdao Hengshun Zhongsheng Group Co, meanwhile, has received the green light from regulators for an up to $200m bond.
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Borrowers repricing and refinancing their debt are taking an ever bigger share of overall issuance in European leveraged finance markets. This week, Salt Mobile and Gates added to the already large list of names taking advantage of borrower-friendly conditions.
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Abu Dhabi National Oil Co, the oil company owned by the government of the United Arab Emirates, has announced plans to float its chain of petrol stations in the UAE in an IPO on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange.
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Chinese real estate developers China South City Holdings (CSC) and Guangzhou R&F Properties Co are wooing buy-side accounts on Monday for new dollar bond offerings.
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UK telecoms firm Virgin Media increased its sterling loan offering on Friday, as recovering leveraged finance issuance in the currency seems to be leaving Brexit strains behind.
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Goldman Sachs has released the list of its new class of managing directors, with the promotions taking effect from January 1.
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Punjab National Bank has hired six firms to lead a Rp50bn ($770m) qualified institutional placement, as the Indian lender looks to bolster its balance sheet.