Goldman Sachs
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GSK has fulled exited Haleon, enabling it to fully concentrate on its pharmaceuticals and vaccines business
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◆ Quick fire from the US bulge bracket bank makes this its second deal in May and fourth this year ◆ NatWest returns with senior opco Yankee a week after blowout AT1 ◆ CPI report improves market conditions
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French president’s call for international consolidation bucks a long trend of political opposition
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Leads saw no new issue premium paid by the issuer after 3bp of tightening
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Sovereign to focus on preserving and injecting secondary liquidity next
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After CVC's successful IPO last week, Spain's Puig has taken this week's spotlight
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French agency capitalises on rare capital market visit
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Sovereign issuer passed ‘real test for investors appetite’ after returning to IG ratings status
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◆ Money centre banks drive $25bn-plus three-day issuance rush ◆ Goldman first refinances capital with new, cheaper deal and then returns for senior funding ◆ RBC debuts its most subordinated debt in US dollars
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German agency gets €19bn of orders despite slowdown before holiday
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SSA issuers jump into first available window after several central bank rates decisions
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The biggest IPO of 2024 so far in Europe has delivered a welcome bounce in the aftermarket
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The German cosmetics retailer fell over 7% below its IPO price on the first day of trading
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The final size of the base deal will be Sfr2bn after the IPO was priced at the top of the range
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Douglas is expected to achieve a multiple of 6.1-6.3 times its 2024 Ebitda
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The biggest IPO of the year so far in Europe is multiple times covered, according to sources
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One banker in London has gained a clear edge in internal rivalries as Goldman fights to get back to the top of the European M&A rankings
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The Dubai car parks operator's flotation was more than 165 times covered
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Investor orders came to 14 times the deal size
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Europe's biggest IPO of the year so far gains traction with investors
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Banks sell £308m of stock as Blackstone doubles down on call options strategy to quicken exit
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French agencies’ pricing versus govvies continues to compress
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◆ Barclays unlocked strong long-end demand for its first dollar trade of 2024 ◆ BlackRock raised $3bn as FIG supply booms
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More than $10bn issuance expected as AIIB and KfW announce deals
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“Pretty much fair value pricing” for triple-A rated sovereign
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Well-funded SSA issuers take their time, but weak secondary performance worries bankers
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Supra has already completed 44% of its borrowing by the end of February
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Some market participants saw just 1bp of new issue premium in the deal
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Fair value is seen around high-20bp with more than 10bp of pick-up versus KfW
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The US bank picked one of its own senior bankers to run the busiest equity syndicate desk in EMEA
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Issuer has done nearly €3bn of its €10bn programme and may return in March
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Luxembourg-based supra leads Tuesday’s deals as EDC and Land NRW also enter market
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Vienna-based supranational hopes to maintain regular issuance as it plans to gradually fund more in coming years
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Multilateral development banks embark on learning curve of ‘extremely useful and powerful’ instrument
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New asset class firmly established as AfDB achieves the investor base and pricing it wanted, says treasurer
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A pair of German development banks also brought new issues on Tuesday
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The multilateral lender is set to take $750m from a new type of product for SSAs
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EIB to test 15 year demand as agencies eye euros and dollars
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IADB, DBJ and CPPIB all grabbed large order books
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Italy takes €15bn from dual tranche sale as bankers advise borrowers to keep going
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Maker of the Wilson tennis racket files at SEC after being held up by last year’s hostile IPO conditions
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German issuer raised a whopping €9bn while two other SSAs together grabbed €2.5bn
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Discount retailer’s revenues have grown amid UK cost of living crisis
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Shares in the French game publisher fell more than 8% after the convertible and delta placed
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The trade is ‘most likely’ the final syndication this year after issuer exceeded the lower end of its targeted funding range
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AfDB and Kommuninvest stay in the three to five year part of the curve
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Ireland's orderly exit from AIB continues as 5% chunk sold on Monday night