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The World Bank appointed banks on Tuesday to lead its first 10 year dollar benchmark in almost two years to join a flurry of SSAs who have recently ventured into this rarely visited part of the curve in the currency. Meanwhile, Finnvera has mandated banks for its second syndicated trade of the year. -
The UK’s Endava has signed a new £200m-equivlanet multicurrency facility, with the software development company swapping a bilateral loan for syndicated lending.
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Argenta Spaarbank and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group were both marketing senior bonds on Tuesday, making use of the favourable backdrop in the primary market. While Sumitomo was quick to build demand for its bond, Argenta struggled to gather enough demand volume to move the spread from price thoughts.
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Three issuers spanning the CEEMEA region released initial guidance for dollar deals on Tuesday morning in London — one each from Russia, Abu Dhabi and Togo. All three bonds are expected to be printed later on Tuesday.
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The Emirate of Sharjah is planning a benchmark 10 year Reg S senior unsecured sukuk.
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A real estate investment trust backed by conglomerate Lotte Group has raised W430bn ($362.1m) in South Korea’s largest public Reit listing.
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China raised $1bn from two Libor-linked floating rate notes (FRNs) at record tight levels, a day after its peer Bank of China paid up to issue Asia’s first dollar floater tied to a new benchmark.
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A scorching week in the dollar market provided some $18.5bn of funding from issuers across the SSA spectrum. Maturities from three to 30 years were accessed, and each deal enjoyed strong demand and well-filled books.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Ireland faced off in the euro green bond market on Thursday.
