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Spie and Europcar, two French companies, have launched IPOs, just weeks after two other French issuers, Labco and Solairedirect, were forced to scrap their flotations. -
A group of small shareholders in Afren, the embattled London-listed oil exploration company, is striving to block Afren's restructuring agreement with its creditors.
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Middle East loan volume continues to be boosted by big deals, with one well known borrower entering the market and another making progress this week.
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US investors showed few signs of fatigue as they continued to pour cash into corporate high grade debt amid an unrelenting pipeline of dollar issuance this week.
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The social calendars of the financial world aligned on Wednesday for the GlobalCapital bond awards. But forget the awards, there’s more to talk about, not least a blooming romance.
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With the deadline for harmonising derivatives rules between the US and the EU set to be delayed, market participants are no wiser as to what the final agreement may look like, lawyers in New York and London told GlobalCapital.
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Market makers and investors have asked the UK’s Debt Management Office to look far along the curve for its next syndication.
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General Electric became the latest US issuer to hit the euro bond market with a multi-tranche deal on Wednesday. Unusually, the bond was issued by GE itself, not GE Capital.
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Just Eat, the UK-based takeaway ordering website, gave equity investors a burst of excitement on Thursday, raising £445m of new capital in what was already a busy week for the European accelerated bookbuild market.
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Harman International Industries, the US audio equipment manufacturer, made its euro bond debut on Wednesday, putting together a sub-benchmark deal that will be used in part to finance its acquisition of part of Bang & Olufsen.
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FirstRand — Deutsche Wohnen — Immofinanz — Stadtwerke München — BSN Medical — Schenck — Technicolor
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Euros are back on the menu for FIG investors after Swedbank and Rabobank Nederland stormed the senior market on Thursday. Bankers are now looking forward to a string of deals next week.
