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Republic of Turkey is making its second appearance of the year in dollars and is out with an 11 year benchmark bond
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The Korean DCM market is finally showing some signs of life, with Shinhan Bank opening books for a dollar denominated bond on April 8. Even though the Korean lender is expected to print a deal of only $350m-$500m, market observers are still excited by its appearance as it could be the first of a long list of names.
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AAG Energy Holdings has lodged its preliminary prospectus with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for an IPO that could raise $200m-$300m.
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Fixed income investors are readying themselves for the return of Malaysia in the dollar market for the first time in almost four years. The sovereign is in the midst of a six day roadshow and is looking to refinance a $1.25bn sukuk that is due this year.
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China Communications Construction Co (CCCC) has hired three banks to prepare a dollar-denominated senior perpetual deal. If it goes ahead, the deal will be the borrower's debut in the international bond market.
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Volkswagen issued €500m of 2.5 year floating rate notes and €750m of 6.5 year fixed rate bonds into an improving corporate bond market on Tuesday.
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A pipeline of financial institution deals is assembling following the Easter break, with ING hitting the road for its additional tier one deal in three continents and Achmea announcing a senior unsecured transaction.
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French satellite group Eutelsat has refinanced €800m of loans with a syndicate of nine.
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Formosa Plastics Group has mandated four banks to run a series of fixed income investor meetings next week ahead of a potential US dollar bond.
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This has been the busiest first quarter ever for equity capital markets globally, driven by record activity in Europe, the Middle East and Africa and a near-record output in the Americas, writes Jon Hay.
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National Bank of Kuwait made its first appearance in the capital markets since 2002, bypassing senior unsecured to sell a $700m additional tier one trade on Wednesday.
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DVB Bank fell foul of Germany’s recent draft legislation on the status of senior debt on Tuesday, with a new issue failing to draw interest despite a juicy new issue premium.