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The corporate dollar market ground to a halt ahead of the US Thanksgiving holiday as investors moved to risk-off mode after Vodafone pulled a deal and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East kept borrowers on the sidelines.
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Intel, the US technology company, raised A$800m ($578.44m) in its debut Kangaroo deal on Tuesday afternoon, drawing strong demand from Asian investors. -
Symrise, the German fragrances and ingredients supplier, has doubled the size of its Schuldschein issue after receiving strong demand from investors.
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BPCE is on the road for its own green bond this week and, after HSBC added to the recent green glut with a tightly priced €500m five year deal, banks are far from quenching their thirst for the asset class.
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US medical manufacturer Danaher priced a Sfr750m ($733.92m) triple tranche Swiss franc bond on Tuesday, the fourth largest corporate issuance in the currency this year.
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The European Union plans to raise over €6.1bn of funding in 2016 to be lent to various sovereigns.
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Military tension with Turkey sent Russia’s credit default swap spread wider this week but Russia’s apparent rapprochement with the west has seen investors treat Russian bonds in a much brighter light.
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Albaraka Turk Katilim Bankasi (Albaraka Turk) priced Turkey’s first Basel III compliant tier two sukuk deal in line with guidance on Monday.
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Lloyds is set to exchange two old tier two instruments for new longer dated debt as it shifts towards holding company issuance in the wake of regulators' new emphasis on loss absorbing capital.
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Trafigura — Gategroup — Marel — Turk Telecom — Garanti — Schuldscheine —
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Azelis, the Antwerp-headquartered speciality chemicals distributor, had commitments due at 5pm Thursday for its seven year euro term loan, having flexed the pricing on all first lien debt.
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Swissport, the air cargo handling company, has removed the US dollar tranche from its €1bn equivalent (Sfr1.145bn) debt package for its acquisition by HNA, a Chinese private equity firm.
