Morgan Stanley
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group has mandated eight banks to run its $4bn loan, with invitations to be sent out to lenders soon.
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Holders of $750m of Ukrainian poultry producer, MHP’s debt have refused to accept amendments to the bond which would prevent a covenant breach.
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The Bank of England has printed $2bn of three year paper from a heavily oversubscribed book, as fears of a UK exit from the European Union showed no impact on the central bank’s bonds.
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Senvion, the German wind turbine maker, has set the price range for its Frankfurt initial public offering at a level that implies a heavy discount to its main listed peers.
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International Flavors & Fragrances was the only corporate issuer in the euro bond market on Monday as the US company made its debut offering in the currency.
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Four banks from four jurisdictions got the FIG market off to a frantic start on Monday, and bankers think many more borrowers could hit screens before the European Central Bank meets on Thursday.
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Hong Kong-listed Samsonite is raising a loan of up to $2.425bn for its acquisition of premium travel luggage maker Tumi.
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IBM exited its entire position in Chinese tech firm Lenovo this week, raising HK$1.17bn ($150m) via a block sale. It was able to offload the stock at the top end of guidance after a flood of demand from Asian hedge funds.
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John Fredriksen, the Norwegian shipping magnate, sold a Nkr4.4bn ($510m) block of shares in seafood firm Marine Harvest on Tuesday evening — a rare liquidity event in one of the few Norwegian stocks not exposed to oil.
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Warburg Pincus is offloading shares in US-listed China Biologics Products via a block that could raise up to $385m.
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Intercontinental Exchange, the US operator of stock exchanges and clearing houses, is considering making an offer for the London Stock Exchange, in a move that could derail the latter's merger with Deutsche Börse.
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The US FIG market rebounded sharply this week as Mitsubishi UFJ Financial exploited a favourable market backdrop and printed the first TLAC eligible senior trade from a Japanese bank.