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Noble Group, a commodities supplier that launched a $2.25bn fundraising recently, is fending off further criticism of its financials and debt levels, with research firms Muddy Waters and GMT having issued new reports on the company. -
Chinese brokerage HTSC has kicked off preparations for its $1.5bn-$2bn Hong Kong IPO, starting conversations with potential cornerstone investors this week.
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ING’s debut additional tier one bested the book sizes achieved by recent blowouts in the asset class by bringing in a $26bn book by Thursday afternoon — one of the largest books ever seen in AT1.
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Berlin-Hannoversche Hypothekenbank (BHH) mandated leads to market the first green pfandbrief, or Grüner Pfandbrief. More green covered bonds and RMBS are on the way.
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ING has seemingly obtained a strong enough investor response for its debut additional tier one to announce the deal before the roadshow has even ended.
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JP Morgan is syndicating a €6.8bn loan backing ChemChina’s acquisition of Pirelli and banks have been asked to respond with bids by the end of next week.
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Malakoff, an independent power producer, has attracted 11 domestic cornerstone investors for almost 75% of its MR2.74bn ($744.16m) IPO, in a strong show of support for what is the biggest IPO in Malaysia since 2013.
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Shinhan Bank’s red hot $600m five year bond this week impressed the market with its top notch pricing and timing. The $4bn order book was certainly eye catching, but observers were also won over by how the deal was able to shock a subdued Korean DCM market back into life.
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BMW dominated corporate bond issuance in Europe on Thursday, with an unusually large €2.5bn transaction.
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Slovak Telekom, on Wednesday, said it intended to float 49% of its business in a joint Bratislava and London listing.
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Malakoff has signed up 11 domestic cornerstone investors for almost three quarters of its MR2.74bn ($744.16m) IPO, in a vote of confidence for the largest listing to emerge from Malaysia since 2013.
