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Qatar made history on Wednesday by printing the largest ever bond from a CEEMEA borrower. The triple tranche $9bn trade surpassed size expectations, and while initial teething problems saw the five and 10 year tranches soften in secondaries, rival bankers deemed the pricing a triumph.
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China Development Bank (CDB) has raised $1.67bn equivalent from a dual-currency, triple-tranche offering, receiving strong support from Chinese banks and offshore investors. -
China Development Bank has opened books for a dual-currency, triple-tranche offering, four months after the policy bank raised around $2bn from a similarly structured trade.
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China Development Bank has mandated leads to work on a dual-currency offering, while the Republic of Indonesia is set for a roadshow ahead of new euro-denominated notes.
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Mitra Pinasthika Mustika Finance is poised to launch a $100m borrowing into syndication next week, with the Indonesian firm having mandated a trio of banks to arrange the deal.
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The Gulf region is on for a record first five months of the year with Qatar, Noor Bank, Etihad, DP World all mandating for bonds this week, while Petrobras printed an eye catching $6.75bn deal.
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Ooredoo, one of the largest telecommunications firms in the Middle East and Africa, is refinancing a $1bn three year revolving credit facility, according to two bankers.
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Qatar has mandated banks for a dollar senior unsecured bond, which bankers away from the note are expecting to be as large as $5bn in total.
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Danske Bank has filed to sell its first bonds on the Tokyo Pro-Bond market, as the yen market looks set to get off the ground in 2016 after a ¥110bn trade from Bank of America last week.
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Samsonite International has signed a credit agreement with its lenders for the $2.425bn financing it took out to back its takeover of premium luggage maker Tumi, according to a company filing.
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Lenders are waiting for an update on PetroVietnam Exploration Production Corp’s request to waive a covenant on a borrowing sealed in 2012.
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