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Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) took advantage of a red hot US dollar bond market on February 25 to raise $3bn — more than had been expected — through a triple tranche offering. -
Abengoa, the Spanish engineering, construction and concessions company, is making a fresh move to cut its debt by reducing its shareholding in Abengoa Yield from 51% to 40%.
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Intesa Sanpaolo drew a bumper book for a seven year senior print on Wednesday, highlighting the strong bid for an asset class that has seen minimal supply in February.
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Cowell e Holdings, the first ever Korean company to seek a listing in Hong Kong, plans to start investor education for its $150m-$200m IPO on March 2.
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Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) is taking advantage of a rally in US Treasuries to launch what could be a triple tranche dollar offering on February 25.
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PAI Partners has sold nearly all its shares in Atos, the French IT services and outsourcing company, though it has kept a 0.3% stake because it believes there is still upside in the stock.
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The bookbuild and management roadshow for the IPO of software firm NNIT began on Tuesday. Novo Nordisk, the healthcare company, is divesting the business through a listing in Copenhagen.
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UK energy company SSE issued €600m and £750m of hybrid bonds on Tuesday, as the first call date of its hybrid issued in 2010 draws near.
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Shandong Weigao Orthopaedic Device Company is eyeing a $300m IPO in Hong Kong slated for the first half of the year, banking on the still-bullish sentiment for Chinese healthcare stocks.
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Uruguay’s timing to bring a deal after a rally in its bonds on Monday allowed it to chose size over price on its return to international debt markets.
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The UK government’s “dribble-out” trading plan to sell shares in Lloyds Bank has achieved £500m of sales, or 1% of the company, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne said on Monday.
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UK energy company SSE, formerly known as Scottish and Southern Energy, has mandated banks for a hybrid bond transaction with non-call six euro and non-call 5.5 year sterling tranches.
