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    Ukraine's Privatbank is offering holders of its 2015 Eurobonds better terms for a second reprofiling attempt if they agree to an interim three month maturity extension.
  • One bank has sent out invitations for a $200m refinancing being raised by Indian travel company Cox & Kings, according to two sources.
  • The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has put together a draft framework to identify, regulate and supervise its domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs).
  • Korea South-East Power (Kosep) is set to make its first outing to the offshore bond market ahead of the redemption of an outstanding dollar bond in May 2016.
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    The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine has agreed to meet with its ad hoc creditors’ committee on Wednesday in San Francisco where Ukraine’s biggest creditor, Franklin Templeton, is based.
  • The International Monetary Fund (IMF) should take into consideration renminbi transactions involving Hong Kong when assessing the currency's international usage, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has told GlobalRMB. The current treatment excludes such flows, but even partial inclusion could tip the scales for the RMB's eligibility for the IMF's Special Drawing Rights (SDR).
  • Indian toll road operator IL&FS Transportation Networks is seeking shareholder approval for an up to Rp10bn ($157m) fundraising to support its future growth plans.
  • Brazil’s rapidly falling currency may be a symptom of ever increasing economic pain in Latin America’s largest economy, but it is lending a helping hand to the country’s exporters — in particular food company BR Foods (BRF).
  • Iochpe Maxion, the Brazilian group that makes more vehicle wheels than any other company in the world via its Maxion Wheels division, said on Friday that it is considering turning to cross-border bond markets for financing.
  • Taiwanese electronics company Chicony Power Technology has hit the market for an NT$4bn ($128m) revolver, picking one bank to co-ordinate the transaction. The loan can be drawn in US dollars and Taiwanese dollars, depending on the borrower’s need, said a source.
  • GlobalCapital asked DCM and syndicate bankers in the public sector debt markets — from banks accounting for over a quarter of this year’s global SSA supply in Dealogic rankings — a series of questions about their expectations for the sector over the rest of 2015. Here are the results.
  • Intercontinental Hotel Group rounded out a lively week for investment grade corporates on Friday, showing that investors still have a good appetite for paper despite the summer lull by successfully tapping the sterling market.