Pre-migration untagged articles
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The chorus of Russian and CIS companies hawking packages of new and existing equity reached a crescendo this week, with highly successful IPOs in London for Kazkommertsbank, the leading Kazakh bank, and steel pipe maker TMK.
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The chorus of Russian and CIS companies hawking packages of new and existing equity reached a crescendo this week, with highly successful IPOs in London for Kazkommertsbank, the leading Kazakh bank, and steel pipe maker TMK.
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Israel thrilled a market awash with liquidity this week with its first dollar bond as a standalone issuer for almost three years.
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OTP Bank, the Hungarian mortgage bank, overcame a fraught political backdrop and its own complex credit story to launch the country's first hybrid capital issue this week — a Eu500m 10 year perpetual upper tier two bond.
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Pakistan Mobile Communications issued the country's first international unsecured corporate bond yesterday (Thursday), amid frenzied excitement from emerging markets investors.
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The Republic of Poland returned to the yen market this week with the longest dated and largest Samurai issued so far this year — a ¥85bn ($725.8m) two tranche transaction structured as a ¥25bn 10 year and a ¥60bn 20 year. The issue was lead managed by Daiwa Securities SMBC and Nomura Securities.
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Compagnie de Saint-Gobain, one of the world's largest building materials companies, had the floor to itself this week in the corporate market, when it priced a faultless 10 and 18 year sterling transaction.
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With issuers reaching the end of their funding cycle and public holidays worldwide, the EuroMTN market had an unsettled week. The result was a wide variety of volumes and types of issuance.
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The Financial Services Authority published proposals this week for radically simplifying the rules on how financial services firms conduct investment business with customers.
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The Financial Services Authority published proposals this week for radically simplifying the rules on how financial services firms conduct investment business with customers.
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Ever since 'Crazy' Kiso was elected to the pantheon of the great and the good at Barclays Capital we have noticed things going a little bit nuts on the bank's MTN desk. Not that we're knocking their performance — far from it, they go up and up.