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Italy announced on Monday the banks to lead its first ever 50 year syndication, a bond planned since May. -
Gatwick Airport made a rare solo flight into the sterling bond market on Monday as the pound fell on resurgent Brexit fears, but UK investors were present to support the deal.
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ConvaTec, the UK medical supplies company, has announced plans for an IPO of at least $1.8bn (£1.4bn) on the London Stock Exchange this autumn in an intention-to-float document issued on Monday morning.
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China Merchants Securities Co raised HK$10.7bn ($1.4bn) in its Hong Kong IPO, pricing the shares below the middle of expectations as bankers on the deal voiced differing opinions on its execution.
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GE Capital has completed the first sell-down of shares in Moneta Money Bank, the Czech commercial lender, since its Ck20bn (€739m) Prague IPO in May.
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Clio Cosmetics Co is eyeing a listing on the Kosdaq to raise up to W184.4bn ($165m), with bookbuilding set to begin in October.
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Debut issuer Jubilant Pharma ventured out to the international bond market on September 29, netting $300m from its first dollar-denominated transaction.
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In this round-up, the European Central Bank renews its RMB swap line, Swiss Re increases its RMB qualified foreign institutional investors (RQFII) quota, and CLS facilitates netting for RMB foreign exchange transactions. Plus, a recap of our coverage this week.
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There was a cheerful mood in European equity capital markets throughout September, despite clear risks of volatility on the horizon and the IPO of Telxius falling into difficulty. The health of the market was highlighted this week by the success of a €2.5bn capital raising by Steinhoff, the South African retail group.
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After German utility company ENBW struggled to offload a $300m hybrid in a choppy market on Monday, the issuer returned with a bang in euros on Wednesday, and was quickly followed by a dual trancher from French energy provider Total on Thursday.
