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India’s Rural Electrification Corp found investors more interested in its government links than its bond’s green label when it debuted in the offshore market on Thursday with a $450m deal.

French property company Gecina latched on to the latest trend for issuance in the multi-tranche European corporate bond on Tuesday, with a short dated floating rate tranche following other issuers to have done the same recently.

Spanish lender Unicaja Banco got its €687.5m IPO over the line on Thursday, helped by a strong showing from US funds and rising confidence in European financials.

Delivery Hero, the online food ordering platform backed by Rocket Internet, bagged €866m in its IPO on Wednesday after closing a heavily oversubscribed book.

On Wednesday, Heathrow returned to the euro bond market for the first time in over two years, with rates volatility providing a turbulent backdrop for the deal.

The launch of a S$2.7bn ($1.95bn) IPO by NetLink Trust this week marks an important turning point in the fortunes of Singapore’s quiet equity capital market, with bankers hoping that more issuers may be tempted to take the plunge in the second half of 2017, write Aidan Gregory and Jonathan Breen.

Polish utility company Tauron Polska Energia moved pricing 17bp on Wednesday to raise €500m with a 10 year note, despite a large sell-off in Bunds on Tuesday.

Mexico’s third largest lender Banorte will price its first ever Basel III-compliant additional tier one capital bond on Thursday after releasing initial price thoughts on Wednesday.

DP Eurasia, the owner of the Domino's Pizza franchise in Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, plunged as much as 21% on its debut in London on Wednesday after its £148m IPO, as investors turned skittish.

Three shareholders in French electronics firm Soitec pocketed €124m from an overnight equity block trade on Tuesday, which came on the heels of a 100% rally in the stock since the start of the year.

On Wednesday, Heathrow returned to the euro bond market for the first time for over two years. The UK airport company printed a €500m 15 year deal, following the lead of Daimler and Gecina earlier in the week.

So far this week, euro corporate bond investors have had to choose between three tranches from an individual issuer. On Wednesday, they had a choice of three issuers, with different ratings and offering different tenors.