Morgan Stanley
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Abertis, the Spanish infrastructure group, aims to sell more than half of Cellnex, its telecoms towers unit, in a public offering that would add to what has already been a very strong year for equity deals in Madrid.
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Moroccan phosphate group OCP has mandated banks for a series of investor meetings for a 144A Reg S dollar bond.
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Red Star Macalline Group Corp has filed a listing application on Thursday with the Hong Stock Exchange for an IPO that could raise up to $1bn by mid-year.
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Liberty Global’s subsidiary UPC Broadband Holding BV on Wednesday priced a €1.1bn dual currency senior secured offer, which some high yield bankers saw as confirmation of a stable, busy pipeline.
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The AA’s traditional investors on Friday helped the UK car breakdown insurance company price £735m of class ‘B’ notes inside price guidance.
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Hong Kong-listed China Traditional Chinese Medicine Co has raised HK$4bn ($516m) after selling shares via a private placement to 25 investors.
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China Medical System Holdings has raised HK$1.72bn ($222m) from a top-up placement of shares on Monday, March 30, with the stock being offered at a hefty discount of 8.06% to the company’s last close.
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Morgan Stanley has appointed Piers Harris head of European corporate fixed income capital markets, following the departure of Marcus Hiseman to join Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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American International Group (AIG) is looking to raise as much as HK$3.93bn ($507m) by offloading some of its shares in PICC Property & Casualty, launching the block trade on the evening of March 30.
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The sudden bankruptcy of OW Bunker, the world’s largest shipping fuel supplier and Denmark’s third largest company by sales, in November last year shocked the equity capital markets.
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Teva Pharmaceuticals priced its largest euro-denominated bond on Tuesday with a dual tranche eight and 12 year which came roughly flat to the dollar equivalent, according to bankers.
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The UK government’s sale of Lloyds stock has passed another milestone, with the government’s stake falling through the 22% mark.