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  • Citi is leading a $2.215bn dual currency PIK toggle issue for packaging company Ardagh, refinancing existing PIK and PIK toggle issues after the firm span out its metal packaging business — and making it easier to sell shares in the tightly held group to the market.
  • The UK’s International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) has agreed to a debt-backed deal to buy Spain’s Air Europa for €1bn, in an acquisition that has already prompted the boss of competitor Ryanair to say he will call on authorities to scrutinise the deal closely.
  • The bidding war for UK food delivery service Just Eat took a fresh turn on Monday, with initial suitor Takeaway.com lowering the threshold for approval as it looks to fight off rival bidders.
  • Caffil, Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, Danish Ship Finance, Deutsche Bank, DZ Hyp, mBank, and NordLB are lining up a plethora of unusual and inaugural issuance, as they look to benefit from the European Central Bank’s decision to resume net purchases at higher-than-expected volumes.
  • Globalworth, a Romania-headquartered real estate investment company, has secured a €200m revolving credit facility from a consortium of local and international lenders.
  • The IPO of Saudi Aramco has finally arrived, ending years of speculation over whether the world’s most profitable company would be listed. For investors, and equity capital markets as a whole, it ends feverish speculation over the company’s gargantuan valuation and allows funds to start crunching real numbers on potential dividends.
  • Averda International is preparing to issue a five year deal in the bond market this month, having extended a term loan facility in August.
  • Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) got away without having to pay any sort of a premium for its debut non-preferred senior bond on Monday, despite having to compete for attention with Nordic peer OP Corporate Bank.
  • CEE
    Three Ukrainian borrowers are set to come to market for hard currency paper, perhaps as early as this week. The deals are expected to go well, as investors generally believe there is good value in Ukrainian assets.
  • BNP Paribas has hired a senior banker from Citigroup to fill a new role focused on the execution of equity capital markets transactions.
  • Mark Hemsley, president of Cboe Europe, is retiring early next year to be replaced by David Howson, chief operating officer of Europe for the exchange holding company.
  • Moody’s has downgraded South Africa’s outlook from stable to negative, in what some think is the precursor to the country being classified as a junk borrower. Lenders — in characteristic fashion — have shrugged off the implications for the country’s borrowers, claiming they enjoy a strong national banking system.