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DNA, one of Finland’s largest telecommunications companies, has begun bookbuilding for its IPO after announcing the terms on Monday evening. -
US pharmaceutical company Abbvie hit the corporate new issue market on Monday, making its euro debut as a volatile backdrop in government bonds began to filter into the corporate bond market.
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The European Investment Bank added a A$100m ($75.5m) tap to its August 2026 Kangaroo bond on Monday.
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In the midst of an aggressive EM bond rout, Egypt was given a much needed boost after the International Monetary Fund approved a three year $12bn loan on Friday.
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Equity specialists marvelled again this week at the capacity of markets to surprise, as despite a strongly held consensus that shares would tumble if Donald Trump won the US presidency, the New York stockmarket actually rose.
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Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan became the first banks to hit the dollar market after the election of Donald Trump as US president provided an unexpected fillip to credit markets.
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The European high yield market this week proved that it has learned at least one lesson from its Brexit experience: the unexpected does not mean market shutdown.
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National Australia Bank issued a rarely seen five year sterling denominated covered bond and showed a path that others may follow. It also sold a seven year senior deal in euros.
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Two corporates hit the new issue market on Thursday, one clinching a 0% yield and the other paying only a single digit new issue premium, despite volatility in rates markets.
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Croatian food and drinks maker Agrokor has refinanced €340m of loans from VTB Bank, marking the end of a €840m loan refinancing programme.
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Eight lenders joined the four lead banks in syndication of the loan for International Bank of Azerbaijan, which grew beyond $200m in syndication.
