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Internet and mobile platform company Sea, formerly known as Garena Interactive Holding, is planning a US IPO, according to a source familiar with the matter. -
A pair of agencies launched socially responsible investment deals in euros on Tuesday, while a third picked banks for a dollar trade.
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Nest, the UK national employment savings trust, has become the latest in “a flurry” of buyers to move into high yield bonds.
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Trading levels given are bid-side spreads versus mid-swaps and/or an underlying benchmark as of Thursday's close. The source for secondary trading levels is Interactive Data.
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Bright Scholar Education Holdings’ decision to price its IPO above the range paid off handsomely as the stock surged over 30% on its debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
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What, on Wednesday, seemed to be primary capital markets gung-ho for any deal imaginable by Thursday looked more like a market on the skids as concerns intensified over the endless controversies dogging US president Donald Trump’s administration.
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Yankee and domestic financial institutions unleashed a funding frenzy on the dollar market with $18bn in supply, as a strong technical backdrop gave way to volatility later in the week.
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What one SSA banker dubbed a “Canadian invasion” of the sterling market moved up a gear this week, as one province debuted in the currency and another returned after a 20 year absence.
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Mizuho Americas has appointed Massimo Tassan-Solet to head of derivatives trading.
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Corporate issuers remained on the sidelines this week as political concerns in the US and a government corruption scandal in Brazil stopped the dollar market’s hot streak in its tracks.
