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It may be late November, but equity capital markets are still busy with a stack of high profile deals, even now that last week's four Greek bank recapitalisations are out of the way. Abengoa's rights issue now looks unlikely to go ahead, as the company's woes have deepened.

Two of the pre-IPO investors in Malaysia’s Malakoff Corp have divested their entire residual stake via a MR444m ($105m) block, with the deal buoyed by local demand and strong interest from one domestic pension fund.

CVC Capital Partners sold its last shares in Cerved, the Italian rating agency and credit information provider, on Monday night, in a block trade led by JP Morgan.

New Europe Property Investments (Nepi) successfully priced a euro-denominated debut deal more than a year after first approaching investors in Europe.

Asia's green financing market received a boost this week with IDBI Bank bringing India’s second dollar-denominated bond. Market participants expect the deal to be followed by more such trades from the country.

CVC Capital Partners sold its last shares in Abertis Infraestructuras, the Spanish toll roads and telecoms infrastructure company, on November 19 in an €818m block trade that gave Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s league table standing a big boost.

Romania-based New Europe Property Investments (Nepi) has returned to the international bond markets, releasing initial price thoughts for a 5.25 year euro senior unsecured deal, almost exactly a year after it last tried to tap the market and with a refreshed set of lead managers.

Housing Development Finance Corp (HDFC) has picked five banks to work on India’s first offshore rupee-denominated, or Masala bond, with the deal expected to launch as early as next week.

India's IDBI Bank is looking to issue the second dollar-denominated green bond from the country, taking bids for a five year offering on November 23.

A tiring but positive week for syndicate bankers ended in a flurry of deals on Friday, as four issuers bathed in the ebullient tone of the corporate bond market.

The Republic of Indonesia has picked 10 banks for a 2016 bond panel and mandated four of them to work on a dollar offering that could raise up to $4bn.

Another week, another couple of difficult Middle East deals for the CEEMEA market. Bahrain and International Bank of Qatar hit the sizes they wanted but found that pricing stuck stubbornly at initial price thoughts, with international investors beginning to close up shop for 2015.