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Nederlandse Waterschapsbank tapped a 24 year line for €250m on Tuesday. -
Pirelli, the Italian tyre maker owned by China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina), is pressing ahead with its plan to relist earlier than expected, due to favourable market dynamics.
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Front and centre in a humming high yield bond market this week was Netflix, the US streaming service, which came to euros for the first time with a €1bn 10 year, dividing some investors on whether it was an attractive deal.
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China Southern Power Grid Co (CSG) sold $1.5bn of notes across two tranches on Thursday, opening its transaction a day after State Grid Corporation of China sold a massive $5bn deal that put off some investors.
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The revival of sterling bond issuance powered ahead on Thursday, as Procter & Gamble brought a £750m deal that one banker said was “as rare as Halley’s Comet”. That coincided with a £1bn covered bond from Santander and a £400m debut from Martlet Homes.
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French building services outsourcer Atalian printed a €625m seven year bond on Wednesday, bringing total high yield issuance for the week to over €2.6bn.
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The UK’s Thames Water Utilities was the only point of primary action for corporate bond investors in Europe on Tuesday, as the blackout period drags the market into what some called the quietest week of the year so far.
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Two supranationals have printed Turkish lira denominated paper, taking advantage of a surge in demand for the currency.
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JP Morgan has given a fillip to its equities business in Australia and New Zealand, poaching three former Goldman Sachs bankers, according to a memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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South Korean low-cost carrier Jin Air is looking to raise at least $200m from an IPO in 2017, according to a source close to the deal.
