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  • South Africa’s Absa is looking to establish a corporate and investment banking unit in London, and is actively in the process of hiring DCM and syndicate bankers, according to sources.
  • CEE
    Nitrogénművek found demand at the second time of asking on Friday, raising €200m with a seven year note after first attempting to bring a deal last year.
  • US firm International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) has agreed to buy rival Frutarom in a debt-backed $7.1bn transaction, in what will be the second largest ever acquisition of an Israeli company.
  • Investors are hedging and betting on oil prices as markets remain unsure about whether or not US President Donald Trump will pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
  • HSBC announced changes to clean up its regulatory capital profile in results last Friday. But it was accused of favouring shareholders over debtholders by issuing additional tier one (AT1) debt at the same time as buying back equity.
  • The World Bank has brought in another capital markets official, making it two hires for the supranational over the last few weeks.
  • There is an eerie silence in Asia’s high yield bond market. Issuers have pressed the pause button as they reflect on a nosedive in the secondary market and rising fears about investors hoarding cash.
  • Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup is on course for a second spin-off using a novel private placement-style structure, after pricing Vinhomes’ D30.7tr ($1.35bn) listing this week. The structure offers a tempting route for potential issuers in the country’s unpredictable equity market.
  • Keppel DC Reit’s overnight share sale to raise S$303.1m ($227.6m) was more than two times covered, according to the company.
  • The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) may be highlighting the dollar’s dominance rather than the renminbi’s potential in the global economy. But Beijing has other aces up its sleeve, Paola Subacchi, an economist at Chatham House, said at the Asian Development Bank’s annual meeting.
  • More widespread use of the International Monetary Fund's special drawing rights could prevent a currency war, Thierry de Longuemar, chief financial officer at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), said on May 4. But the treasurer got little sympathy from other experts at the Asian Development Bank’s meeting.
  • A 675bp rate hike from the Argentine central bank, BCRA, on Friday finally brought some support to the peso. But the sovereign’s bonds continue to trade poorly as the currency’s recent free-fall highlighted the many vulnerabilities in the country’s economic recovery.