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AAG Energy has mandated CICC and HSBC as joint sponsors for its $200m-$300m IPO, marking the coal bed methane producer’s second attempt at a listing in Hong Kong. -
Universal Terminals, the oil storage terminal firm which had sought to list as a trust in Singapore last year before pulling its S$1bn ($752.07m) IPO, is planning to woo investors again in the second quarter.
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Telefónica Deutschland is in the market for a €250m Schuldschein deal which should close in early March. It is looking for aggressive pricing, said one loans banker.
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The Asian high yield market seemed to have finally got going in late January, with a parade of borrowers successfully pricing bonds. But the apparent failure of trades from two southeast Asian credits has taken its toll, shutting the market to further deals. With conditions already difficult, leads should act more responsibly — and say whether the bonds are going ahead or not.
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Qatar National Bank has mandated international banks for a $3bn loan, its first dollar facility since 2012.
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China International Capital Corp (Hong Kong) has enjoyed success with its debut offshore syndicated loan, managing to increase the deal size to $250m from $150m, with 23 banks joining during general syndication.
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Host Europe, the German online hosting provider, has been delayed in closing books for its £535m loan for the acquisition of Intergenia, after the consent process for the deal took longer than expected.
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Ford Credit Europe Bank, the US car maker’s European financing vehicle, found plenty of demand for a €650m three year floating rate note and a €650m seven year fixed rate bond on Tuesday.
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National Bank of Abu Dhabi printed its $750m five year bond on Wednesday from a book of $1.8bn, having been successful in attracting emerging market and investment grade accounts despite tight pricing flat to the curve.
