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Finablr, the Abu Dhabi-based cross-border currency and financial technology holding company which owns Travelex, has filed initial paperwork ahead of announcing an intention to list on the London Stock Exchange.

Spain’s Abertis Infraestructuras has shifted the obligations of around €9.97bn of loans to itself from its holding company, with the toll roads group immediately paying down a sizeable portion of the debt.

Saudi Aramco is making a splash with its bond market debut, gathering a staggering $85bn of orders for a six tranche deal expected to exceed $10bn.

IndusInd Bank, the privately owned Indian lender, priced its inaugural dollar bond on Monday after a careful approach by bookrunners led to a sale that was priced tighter than some investors demanded but kept on tightening in the secondary market.

The undersupplied European high yield market saw a strong start on Monday, as banks announced new deals from Ineos and Italmatch.

Globalworth Real Estate, the London-listed real estate investment trust focused on Romania and Poland, has completed the sale of up to €500m of fresh equity to finance its pipeline of investment opportunities.

CPI Property Group hit screens on Monday, announcing a call to promote a new subordinated euro bond.

Bookrunners on Dubai-based payments company Network International will close books on the IPO a day early, and have increased the size of the offering, after receiving huge demand for stock.

The IPO of Adevinta, the online classified advertising division of Norwegian media group Schibsted, is oversubscribed throughout the revised price range on the penultimate day of the bookbuilding, according to two sources close to the deal.

Brazilian steel producer Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional (CSN) is hitting the road ahead of a proposed new issue, just a month after investors told GlobalCapital that an impressive rally in the company’s debt made it a strong candidate to tap bond markets.

Consorcio Transmantaro, the Peruvian power transmission company, could be the next Latin American corporate to tap dollar markets after mandating for a green bond that Moody’s says is not quite fully green.

No sooner had the dust settled on the first global nuevo sol bond sale from a non-financial corporate in 14 years than a second Peruvian company announced its plans to do the same, leaving DCM bankers curious to discover the depth of the local currency market.