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Swedish Export Credit Corporation (SEK) has cancelled plans to sell a tap of its January 2019 global floating rate notes on Tuesday, due to a problem with the documentation for the reopening. -
CSI Properties completed a swift transaction on Monday in a market that is starting to slow down due to the summer break. Despite being unrated and with few direct comparables, the firm managed to slip in its first dollar bond in more than three years.
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In a rarely seen occurrence in Asia, a Chinese company-led consortium is set to use staple financing to support its acquisition of shares in Australian company GenesisCare, according to sources.
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The German State of Brandenburg is set to double the record for its longest ever syndication, after hiring banks on Monday for a no-grow €300m 20 year bond.
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Russell Schofield-Bezer, head of capital financing Europe for HSBC, is seeking a new role at the firm following the merging of the capital financing division into global banking.
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A pair of public sector borrowers mandated banks on Monday to run small taps of dollar bonds, a theme that SSA bankers expect to run for the next few weeks.
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The Saudi British Bank (SABB) is syndicating a rare dollar loan co-ordinated by its 40% owner, HSBC. The loan is for $400m, one banker said.
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Two Hong Kong issuers hit the dollar debt market on Monday, with CSI Properties launching a new five year bond, while Hong Kong Airlines re-opened its existing notes, driven by reverse enquiry.
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NTPC is gearing up for India’s first offshore rupee-denominated green bond, having hired four banks to handle what could be a landmark offering.
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Home building materials maker China Lesso Group Holdings will likely increase the size of its latest borrowing, thanks to a good response during general syndication.
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