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Bayer, the German chemicals and pharmaceuticals firm, will issue about €3bn of hybrid capital as early as tomorrow, as part of the financing for its takeover of Merck & Co’s consumer care business.
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UK insurer Phoenix Group is set to hit the road on Wednesday ahead of a debut bond deal. With the pipeline quiet, bankers away from the trade welcomed the deal, though warned that the lack of a credit rating was likely to trigger discussion among investors.
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Bankers have opened Zhongyu Gas Holdings’ $150m loan into syndication, pricing it at 313bp over dollar Libor.
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United Arab Emirates bank Al Hilal has launched a $500m additional tier one perpetual sukuk at a yield of 5.5%, after twice tightening guidance from Monday’s 6% area initial price thoughts.
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Chinese department store operator Springland International Holdings has launched a $250m three year term loan into syndication.
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Korea Gas Corp (KoGas) priced its third dollar deal of the year on Monday, with the issuer attracting a wave of interest despite choosing an unconventional 12 year tenor. The new bond priced well inside the borrower's curve.
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Greenland Global Investment is looking to become the first issuer to make use of China’s revised cross-border guarantee rules. Regulators recently made it easier for parent companies to guarantee offshore issuance, with the changes effective from June 1.
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China Construction Bank (Asia) is back in the dollar market with its second deal in three months, opening books for a five year bond on Tuesday.
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Grupo Bimbo, the Mexico-based global bakery firm, may announce a new $1bn bond issue as soon as Tuesday after completing a roadshow on Friday. LatAm syndicate bankers expect a 10 year tranche and possible 30 year trade.
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SGSP Australia Assets, the new name for the holding company of Jemena, the gas and electricity distribution business, issued its first bond in euros on Friday June 20.
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Intesa Sanpaolo has signed a €75m agreement with the European Investment Bank to support trade between Greece and Italy.
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Beijing Infrastructure Investment (Hong Kong) priced its debut offshore renminbi bond on Friday. The issuer had taken an exhaustive approach to preparing the deal and was rewarded with tight pricing.