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Wednesday’s improved tone in Latin America credit markets was a positive sign but is unlikely to be enough to encourage borrowers back into the market, said syndicate bankers covering the region.
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Ukraine's minister of finance, Natalie Jaresko, will hold investor presentations on three days over the next week.
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Predicting the outcome of the Rugby World Cup is taking the MTN world by storm — but one hapless banker has made claims of sabotage.
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Symetis, the Swiss heart valves maker, cancelled its planned initial public offering in Zurich on Tuesday, blaming “adverse market conditions” for the decision.
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World Bank on Wednesday sold the largest dollar benchmark from an SSA since July, as other issuers lined up deals in the currency.
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The LSE announced on Tuesday that it had appointed Nikhil Rathi as its new chief executive officer.
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After a brutal start to the week, some calm returned to the European corporate bond market on Wednesday, but a return to health is still some way off.
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A modest rebound for US large-cap equities in early trading on Tuesday failed to calm volatility levels.
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The euro benchmark market is set to welcome a debut issuer this week, while a rare borrower in the currency was able to increase a syndication from its initial €500m target.
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Stonegate Pub Co, the fourth largest in the UK’s managed pub sector, offered on Thursday an £80m tap of its debut fixed rate note, to fund the partial purchase of peer firm Tattershall Castle Group.
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Concordia Healthcare, the Canadian drug company, has agreed new credit facilities and bridging commitments of up to $4.3bn to pay for the acquisition of Amdipharm Mercury from Cinven.
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The French government presented its 2016 budget on Wednesday, revealing its funding target for next year.