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State Export-Import Bank of Ukraine (Ukreximbank) won breathing space in its debt reprofiling efforts on Monday, as investors agreed to extend the maturity on its 2015 Eurobond.

Credit Suisse appears to have liquidity on the brain after tapping a €2.5bn floating rate note printed last month for a further €750m on Monday.

Permanent TSB (PTSB) opened books on the first ever additional tier one print from an Irish bank on Monday morning, the first stage of the bank’s €525m capital raising process.

The bookrunners on a prospective Swiss franc sale from the Polish sovereign will execute the transaction using a pot system — part of an effort to force some much needed transparency on the secretive Swiss franc market.

Investec brought a touch of emerging markets to the sterling FIG market on Monday, launching a seven year deal as bankers talk up the currency against euros.

Grupa Azoty, the Polish fertiliser company, has signed a Z1.5bn (€374m) revolving credit facility for financing needs and investment projects.

Landsea Green Properties managed to raise $100m with its first ever public bond on April 24 although sources on and away from the trade admitted that the deal was anything but public.

Bank Rakyat Indonesia’s (BRI) proposal for a borrowing of $400m has attracted commitments totalling around $800m, said bankers.

Indonesia Eximbank has received a stellar response during syndication for its latest loan, with commitments totalling $792.5m pouring in from 38 lenders so far. A lack of deals from sovereign backed Indonesian borrowers and an overall fall in pricing for such credits propelled the loan to success, said bankers.

CLP Power Hong Kong opened the books to a 10 year dollar offering on the morning April 27, one year after issuing its first subordinated bond.

China Fishery Group has netted proceeds worth S$283.2m ($207.7m) from its four-for-five rights issue, with support from existing shareholders making books comfortably oversubscribed.

Indonesian oil and gas company Pertamina has asked banks to review covenants on a loan it wrapped up in February, as future capital expenditure requirements might make it difficult for it to stick to the existing conditions.