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BSN Medical, the German medical devices company, is holding a lender call at 3pm on Monday afternoon to market a €360m refinancing loan. -
Terex, the US maker of lifting and materials handling machinery, is arranging a €199m loan to refinance debt in euros, with lender calls in London and New York today.
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Italy has closed a long dated private placement — its second this month — as Portugal and Spain cue up auctions for the coming days.
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Dubai Islamic Bank has mandated six banks for a dollar Reg S benchmark sukuk.
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Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Ziraat Bankası has made an introductory move into the euro denominated private medium term note market, responding to interest from a rare investor.
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South Africa’s FirstRand Bank has closed a $235m loan, having almost doubled the size of the facility in response to demand.
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Two Australian banks are exploring the dollar markets. Westpac has opened guidance on a fixed and floating rate note and Macquarie is meeting investors for a subordinated tier two.
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Norilsk Nickel is holding investor update meetings in London on Monday with Barclays.
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Permanent TSB proved the boldest bank in the euro market on Monday and opened guidance on a three year senior trade, the first since May 12.
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Indonesia’s Puradelta Lestari raised just Rph1.01tr ($76.3m) from its IPO after pricing the deal at the lowest end of expectations and slashing the number of shares by more than half.
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Indomobil Finance Indonesia, which launched a $100m fundraising into general syndication on April 14, has already netted $40 in commitments.
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Aluminium company China Hongqiao has wound up its latest borrowing at $597m, lower than the launch size of $600m.
