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  • Equity issuance from Japan's financial institutions last year was punctuated by a series of milestone events. It began with the jumbo SMFG financing, followed up with the government's sale of MUFG stock and the sale of Mitsui Trust, and tailed off with the Aozora Bank IPO, the biggest listing in Japan since 2001. With the exception of Aozora, every deal was a blowout.
  • Investors starved of supply swamped deals by Brazilian insurer Sul America and Mexican telecom Axtel this week, the only two transactions in a market bereft of sovereign issues.
  • New high grade senior debt and hybrid bond issues this week continued to be multiple times oversubscribed and achieve extraordinarily tight pricing in the US corporate bond market, despite January having set a record for new deal volume.
  • Hellenic Petroleum will take a full increase on its $800m loan to $1.18bn when it is signed in London today (Friday).
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  • Anglo Irish Bank, the business-focused bank and wealth management group, raised Eu542.8m of new equity yesterday (Thursday), to fund business expansion.
  • Japan's economic recovery from its 1990s slump seems more strongly based today than ever. Output is growing, unemployment is falling, and even consumption is staggering to its feet — though not enough for the Bank of Japan to dare another rate rise in January.
  • Following the launch of the first corporate hybrid security in Japan since the rating agencies clarified their definitions of the product in the previous two years, market participants are forecasting that the instrument will become a more regular feature in the country's financial markets. Neil Day reports.
  • Anglo Irish Bank, the business-focused bank and wealth management group, raised Eu542.8m of new equity yesterday (Thursday), to fund business expansion.
  • After last week's frenzied bond issuance from public sector, financial institution and emerging market borrowers, new issuance took a short breather this week, with all eyes focused on key US data.
  • Tranche 2: £495m hybrid capital
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