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Allied Irish Bank will sell its second senior unsecured benchmark since the crisis on Wednesday afternoon, a curve extending five year trade that has drawn a favourable response from investors.

Uruguay-headquartered Navios South American Logistics and Peruvian Abengoa Transmisión Sur joined the ranks of Latin American borrowers taking advantage of strong issuance conditions in dollar markets with well-bid deals on Tuesday.

Corporate investors with exposure to the Korean won are choosing to stay out of the options markets this week, as the KRW strengthens against the US dollar.

WH Group, the world’s largest pork processing company, has finalised the price range for its jumbo IPO and was in final discussions with anchors on Wednesday, with a view to opening books for the deal on April 10.

Ronan McCullough, managing director, head of Asia Pacific debt capital markets and syndicate at Morgan Stanley, will move to the US with the bank later this year, with his replacement to come from within the bank, according to sources.

MIE Holdings is looking to make its third appearance in the dollar market with a potential 144A/Reg S offering.

Safran, the French aerospace and defence group, took advantage of investors eager to diversify their holdings to return to the bond markets and sell its first ever privately placed MTN on Monday.

Two airport companies and one broadcaster are seeking to issue euro bonds, as new issuance has slowed after an exceptionally busy period.

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Chinese travel website operator Tuniu Corp is pinning its hopes that investors will remain bullish on tech companies despite a recent sell-off in the sector.

OCP, the Moroccan company that claims to be the world's largest phosphate exporter, will start a roadshow on Tuesday for a benchmark dollar bond. It would be the first corporate Eurobond from Morocco.

Chine online game and software developer Kingsoft Corp’s second foray into the equity-linked market was a resounding success as investors showed no price sensitivity whatsoever for its HK$2.33bn ($300m) 2019 convertible bond.