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Gazprom may issue a euro denominated note next week, the first corporate new issue from Russia in 2015. But although it is viewed as a positive sign for the market, it won't necessarily herald a wider market re-opener for the country.
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The recent, sudden swoon by widely referenced credit default swap names Glencore and Volkswagen has regalvanised market participant’s call for measures that will improve single name liquidity.
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The Institute of International Finance thinks 2015 will be the first year since 1988 that net emerging market capital flows will be negative, it said on Thursday.
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The message from market participants at the Euromoney/GlobalCapital Corporate Summit in Paris on Monday was clear: private placement investors need to go global.
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Swedish Covered Bond Corp (SCBC) and Bankinter issued €750m covered bonds this week, but after record issuance, their limp receptions may cause others to postpone funding plans.
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Royal Ten Cate, Median Kliniken — Hapag-LLoyd — Rheinmetall — Hammerson — Odfjell -
United Arab Bank — Turkcell — Yapi Kredi — Impala Terminals
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Bunzl, the unrated, FTSE 100-listed distribution and outsourcing company, has issued a $600m US private placement.
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Deutsche Börse, owner of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and Eurex, brought some calm to a frazzled bond market on Thursday, with what market participants agreed was a successful issue.
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Kommuninvest and KfW found good demand for short dated dollar benchmarks on Thursday despite difficult market conditions.
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The Province of British Columbia brought an inaugural euro benchmark on Thursday, as a supranational issuer reopened a green bond in the currency.
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Finnair, the unrated Finnish airline, increased the size of its hybrid capital issue today by €50m to €200m, as Nordic investors supported the credit in a turbulent week.
