Natixis
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The European Financial Stability Facility looks set to again walk alone in the euro benchmark market for SSAs, after sending out requests for proposals on Wednesday.
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Aviva is considering an extra tranche of subordinated debt even longer than the 30.5 year non-call 10.5 it has already hired banks to sell, while a Norwegian insurer has also mandated in euros.
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Gazprom Marketing & Trading, the London-headquartered unit of Russian gas company Gazprom, is in the market for a $350m one year revolving credit facility.
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Michelin, the French tyre maker, issued its first bond since 2012 on Tuesday. While the issuer drew good demand for seven and 12 year euro bonds, a proposed 30 year tranche failed to gain traction with investors.
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Just one small covered bond emerged from newcomer Natixis Pfandbriefbank this week, while several others mandated for sub-benchmark deals.
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Hong Kong listed Fosun International has allocated its latest borrowing among 22 lenders. Banks are eager to establish a relationship with Fosun, which is snapping up assets across continents. Their interest led the Chinese company to increase its loan to $800m from $500m.
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Natixis has appointed Jean-Thomas Haller to head its Acquisition & Strategic Finance team in Australia. Haller, who has been with the French lender since 2002, will shift his base to Sydney from Paris for the new role.
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French media group Lagardère has refinanced a €1.25bn credit facility and replaced one of its relationship banks.
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Ghana National Cocoa Board (Cocobod) has entered the early bird senior phase of its annual loan, according to bankers involved in the deal.
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Hong Kong listed Fosun International has allocated its latest borrowing among 22 lenders. Banks are eager to establish a relationship with Fosun, which is snapping up assets across continents. Their interest led the Chinese company to increase its loan to $800m from $500m.
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Halkbank - ArcelorMittal - Yapi Kredi - Xella - Nordic Cinema
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Nordic Cinema Group, a cinemas operator, is preparing to launch around €350m of acquisition loans in Swedish kronor and euros, to back its buyout by Bridgepoint.