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After pushing out its yield curve to 30 years this week, Cyprus is keeping an eye open for issuing even longer maturities, according to an official at the country's Public Debt Management Office (PDMO).

Logicor’s dual tranche issuance received a mixed reception on Thursday, as the European real estate and logistics company reopened an old note and offered investors a new bond as well.

Switzerland’s Coca-Cola HBC has amended and extended its revolving facility, with the soft drink bottler supersizing its loan to €800m and including a sustainability element.

Saudi Telecom Company is embarking on investor meetings to market a debut benchmark dollar Reg S/144A sukuk. However, investor enthusiasm for Saudi corporate bonds may have been dented as the $12bn bond Aramco printed a fortnight ago remains wide of reoffer.

Two companies could bring some life to Latin American bond markets on Thursday amid a quiet period for new issues despite apparently supportive conditions.

Chinese plastic surgery social network So-Young International hit the road for its Nasdaq listing this week, eyeing proceeds of up to $179.4m.

Despite the roadshows crowding high yield bond markets this week, Netflix could not help but draw most attention from investors. Its $2.2bn-equivalent euro and dollar issue on Wednesday was increased and is said to have been three times covered. While the company has $10bn of capital market debt outstanding already, it owes more than $27bn long term to its content providers.

Cyprus received strong investor demand for its longest ever bond on Wednesday, with the combined order book for the dual tranche trade topping €10bn at the final terms.

Finablr, the Abu Dhabi-based cross-border currency and financial technology holding company which owns Travelex, is one of the few firms in the market with a live IPO. But banks are not rushing to set a price range, wanting to give investors more time to value the business.

A softening in Ukrainian bond spreads may prompt the country's debt management officials to drag their feet over issuing its next public bond. It would be better for them to get moving.

Tesco has launched a comprehensive liability management across eight bonds, to be funded by a new issue from its recently updated MTN shelf. The move comes as the UK-based supermarket group teeters on the verge of a full upgrade to investment grade status.

Rustranscom, the Russian freight and logistics operator, has decided against a listing that it had begun marketing in London and has opted instead for a private equity transaction.