Goldman Sachs
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A pair of eurozone periphery SSAs are tackling opposite ends of the euro curve this week. Italy will launch a 30 year benchmark on Wednesday, while a Spanish agency drew a doubly subscribed book for a three year.
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Peruvian state-owned oil company Petroperu will issue bonds maturing in between 15 and 30 years, said Standard & Poor’s, as the company meets investors.
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Insurance broker Towergate priced its £800m high yield bond to finance its merger with four UK peers, resulting in a new company called Kirs. The deal follows a string of successful high yield sterling issues but faced pre-election jitters.
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Nordic Capital and Avista this week completed the second block trade in ConvaTec, the UK wound care and catheters company, since its £1.6bn IPO in October 2016.
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Delivery Hero, the German online food delivery marketplace, announced its intention to float on Tuesday morning, ending months of speculation about its intention to go public.
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Goldman Sachs has poached David Hurley from Citi to take up a key role in institutional equities in Australia, according to sources close to the move.
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Blackstone has agreed to buy Finnish property group Sponda for nearly €1.8bn in an all-cash deal
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Hong Kong’s FWD Group and Chinese leasing firm Far East Horizon are wooing investors for their respective perpetual deals, while Tunghsu Group Co is gauging interest for its debut international bond.
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Goldman Sachs sparked the ire of Venezuelan opposition supporters and several bond investors this week as it bought $2.8bn of PDVSA bonds at a hefty discount that put the yield at 40%.
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A trio of benchmark issuers hit the dollar market on Thursday to ensure June got off to a brisk start as investors remained in risk-on mode in a holiday shortened week.
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UBS plundered the short end of the curve this week with a $5bn trade from its operating company, pushing the levels of bank and financial issuance further beyond recently set records.
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There was just a smattering of public sector dollar deals this week — but a wide difference in how they fared.