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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) has started taking orders for a benchmark-sized Basel III compliant additional tier one (AT1) offering.
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Syndication has closed for a $1.5bn portion of a $1.93bn financing for the acquisition of Dutch company Philips’ LED component and automotive lighting business.The deal became a talking point among bankers, as it featured very low amortisation and a seven year tenor, which was considered aggressive by some.
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Bank of Communications (BoCom) Financial Leasing and International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI) were back in the offshore bond market on August 18.
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Project bond supply could be on the way from Colombia after Goldman Sachs committed to provide $1.2bn in the first leg of financing for the country’s $25bn so-called 4G infrastructure programme.
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French trucking group Norbert Dentressangle has repaid €653m of loans, after its acquisition by XPO Logistics, and will also redeem its Euro private placement (EuroPP) notes.
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Adler, the German real estate company listed in Frankfurt, intends to issue a €175m mandatory convertible bond to help fund the acquisition of MountainPeak Trading Limited.
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Investec has appointed Roger Lee, an equities banker, to its largecap European sales team.
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After macroeconomic fears caused a brief spike in equity volatility, earnings season comes to an end.
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WoDS Transmission, the company which will operate the offshore transmission system for a wind farm off the coast of England, is set to make its bond market debut this week with a benchmark sterling print.
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SSA issuers coming in dollars before the next US payroll data release on September 4 are likely to take a conservative approach — a route already taken by two borrowers this week.
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Spain could be set to record its lowest borrowing costs at a 10 year auction since May if its yields hold steady this week, after its levels tumbled in secondaries on Monday.
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Swiss-headquartered oil trader Vitol is in talks with banks to refinance credit facilities of up to $7.5bn, according to a banker on the deal, as commodity prices hit record lows.