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  • CMA CGM, the French container shipping business, sold its €300m unsecured bond on Tuesday. The 2018 deal came with an 8.75% coupon at 97.552 to yield 9.375%.
  • Allocations have been finalised for pork producer Shuanghui International’s $4bn loan, three months after its launch into general syndication, which saw total commitments of roughly $1.1bn.
  • The Ministry of Finance of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has launched a $100m 360 day deal into general syndication, enticing lenders to its first foray to the loan market in 15 years, with a generous margin of 400bp over dollar Libor.
  • Privately-owned EnergyAustralia has launched an A$2.1bn ($1.9bn) fundraising to the market via a group of six leads, with the proceeds earmarked to refinance its existing loans.
  • Hong Kong’s Sun Hung Kai Properties has launched its HK$13.8bn ($1.8bn) loan into general syndication, with the deal expected to increase in size as the 12 banks that joined at the top level will not be selling down their holdings.
  • Kingboard Laminates Holdings has launched a HK$3bn ($387m) four year loan into general syndication, around nine months after another Kingboard company wrapped up a HK$5.5bn fundraising. But this time around the borrower has managed to cut its margin by 55bp.