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Ineos, the Swiss-registered chemicals company, has set price guidance on its €750m refinancing loan in dollars and euros, slightly ahead of Tuesday’s 2pm lender call.

Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank has tightened price guidance for its five year bond to 100bp area over swap from 105bp area.

Hong Kong Broadband Network (HKBN) is set to price its up to HK$5.80bn ($747.72m) IPO at the upper half of expectations, following a warmly-received bookbuilding process.

Malaysia has shortlisted banks for its return the international sukuk market after four years away, and bankers expect it to announce the final mandate soon, according GlobalCapital Asia's sister publication, the Islamic Finance Information Service.

Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance Company printed its first dollar bond of the year on Monday, managing to price it flat to the existing dollar curve due to strong demand.

India’s largest residential property company Lodha Developers is looking to come to the market for its debut offshore bond, three months after it pulled the plug on what should have been its maiden issue.

Delphi Corp, the car parts manufacturer spun out of General Motors in 1999, issued its first euro bond on Monday, a €500m 10 year.

Ineos, the chemicals company now registered in Switzerland, has hired five banks to arrange its €750m refinancing project to replace bonds with term loans.

German cable company Unitymedia has continued its refinancing run in robust fashion, pricing €700m of 12 year non-call six senior unsecured bonds at 3.75% on Monday.

The wave of US companies issuing bonds showed no signs of breaking this week, as Michigan-based breakfast cereal and snack maker Kellogg led the charge on Monday.

Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance Company has opened books to its first international bond of 2015, having taken comfort in the fact that fixed income investors in five Asian cities view the Japanese credit with a safe haven status.

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