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FCE Bank, the UK-based European financing arm of Ford, picked its timing to perfection for its fourth bond issue of the year, on Monday. -
Steilmann, the German clothing retailer, has managed to sell all the shares in its Frankfurt IPO, but only after substantially shrinking the offering.
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Dometic, the Swedish manufacturer of refrigerators and cookers for camper vans, said on Monday that it aimed to raise Skr4.6bn ($540m) of primary proceeds from an initial public offering in Stockholm.
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Two SSA issuers kept it short and sweet in dollars during a fairly quiet market on Monday. One has opted for a long three year floater and the other a fixed rate 2017.
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Amundi, Europe’s largest asset manager, is seeking a valuation of €7bn to €8.76bn in its IPO, the bookbuild for which was opened today (Monday November 2), and will sell a 2% stake to Agricultural Bank of China. Goldman Sachs has joined the top line of the deal.
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Worldpay, the UK payments processing company, on Thursday sold its first bond issue, a €500m deal — in what could be the busiest string of seven trading days since July, with four more deals roadshowing.
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A German agency could help push green bond issuance for the final three months of 2015 towards a record quarterly level, after mandating on Monday for a deal.
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Editis, the second largest publishing group in France, has signed €465m of loans to refinance a €480m facility that was due to mature in January 2018.
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Shire, the UK pharmaceutical company, has agreed to acquire US biopharmaceuticals company Dyax for $5.9bn in cash. Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley are arranging financing.
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The Republic of Macedonia has mandated Citi, Deutsche Bank and Erste Group to arrange a euro denominated bond.
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Egypt’s Banque Misr has completed the two month long senior syndication process for its $250m three year loan and launched general syndication on Sunday.
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National Bank of Oman has mandated five banks for a dollar perpetual additional tier one (AT1) bond and is starting the roadshow for the deal on November 5.
