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  • Peru opened books on its second euro deal in four months on Tuesday, after announcing an investor call on Monday which caused its secondary curve to widen 20bp.
  • Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) has hired banks to run investor meetings in Europe for a potential euro bond, which would be its first syndication in the currency since 2013.
  • India’s National Thermal Power Corp (NTPC) ended an absence of more than a year from the international bond market this week with a tightly priced transaction that left little money on the table for investors.
  • India’s Cochin Shipyard is set to hear pitches from nine local banks for its more than Rp10bn ($147m) IPO on Thursday, from which the state-owned firm will pick up to three lead managers.
  • Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings (CKI) made a strong comeback to the dollar hybrid bond market on Monday with a perpetual non-call five. Despite the tight pricing and a structure that some considered weak, investors were keen to participate thanks to the borrower’s credentials and a lack of supply in the primary market.
  • With the year not two months old, seven leading equity capital markets banks have got saddled with what is understood to be at least €50m each of Saipem shares, after the rump of its rights issue failed to sell.
  • Deutsche Bahn printed a €500m 10 year no-grow bond on Monday, a deal that achieved aggressive pricing but did not tighten beyond its guidance stage.
  • HSBC plans to sidestep continued global uncertainty about how TLAC rules will work by issuing senior debt from its holding company until further notice, according to the bank’s strategic plan laid out in its annual results on Monday.
  • The Republic of Peru could become the third Latin America sovereign to issue in euros in 2016 after holding an investor call at 10.30am UK time on Monday.
  • National Australia Bank found itself taking on the might of London mayor Boris Johnson alone on Monday morning, launching a short sterling senior deal as other borrowers shied away from a nervous FIG market.
  • Svenska Handelsbanken has chosen three banks to work on its first Kangaroo bond since 2014.
  • State Bank of India is back in the loan market for a fresh $500m fundraising that is expected to launch into syndication in the next couple of weeks.