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Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim) hit the market with a landmark transaction on March 24, raising $500m with the country’s first dollar-denominated green bond.

That some international investors still have appetite for Russian risk was made clear again on Monday night, when Lenta, the hypermarket group, raised $225m of new capital to finance expansion.

Centrica, the UK energy company, is to launch its first hybrid bond, and has hired banks to arrange a four day roadshow for a the deal, set to be in sterling and euros.

A Dutch agency is set to bring a sustainability bond in the coming weeks, after mandating banks for a roadshow on Tuesday.

Akbank has returned to market with a 10 year $500m no grow, its second dollar offering of the year and its second instalment of a $1bn refinancing.

JSW Energy, part of Indian conglomerate JSW Group, is preparing to hit the ECM market with a qualified institutional placement of up to Rp50bn ($802m), as the company looks to shore up capital to put to use for its growth plans.

Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim) is looking to issue the first dollar-denominated green bond out of the country, opening books to a five year offering on March 24.

Bank of China Aviation (BoC Aviation) was looking to diversify its investor base with its 144A debut, and it achieved just that, with the US taking up half the allocation.

Two equity block trades are in the market tonight, both in supermarket groups: Russia’s Lenta and France’s Carrefour.

Deutsche Annington (DAIG), the German housing company, has issued a €500m five year and a €500m 10 year bond.

The €275m loan backing the sale of E.On's Spanish and Portuguese assets is still in the leveraged finance market, after passing an initial March 20 deadline for commitments without the book being closed.

Two Russian banks announced tender offers this week — Tinkoff Credit Systems and Russian Standard Bank.