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  • Raghsa, the Argentine real estate company, is likely to price a seven year bond on Wednesday after setting initial price thoughts at 7.5%.
  • Santander has looked internally to replace its departing head of Latin American debt capital markets, GlobalCapital understands.
  • CEE
    Unperturbed by softer markets of late, Russian steel firm Evraz was on track to print a bullish six year bond on Monday morning.
  • Attractive pricing helped Kuwait build a huge order book on Monday morning for its debut bond as bankers debated where pricing should land for the sovereign.
  • Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired Ricardo Fernandez Rebolledo from Credit Suisse as head of Mexico investment banking.
  • P&M Notebook
    E-trading is starting to touch even the slowest, least liquid corners of credit. It’s less powerful than its most convinced adherents hope, but it’s coming, like it or not.
  • The Government of Pakistan’s Privatisation Commission is seeking lead managers and book runners for an IPO of state-owned Gujranwala Electric Power Company (Gepco), according to an announcement on the PC website.
  • India’s Avenue Supermarts is set to price its Rp18.7bn ($281.0m) IPO at the top of guidance after an explosion of demand on the final day of bookbuilding covered the offer more than 100 times over, according to a banker working on the deal.
  • Plastic films and base oils maker, Shandong Qingyuan Group, has invited participation from retail banks for a $500m three year borrowing.
  • Fixed income fund managers have welcomed the recent move by PBoC to allow them into the onshore FX derivatives market, but a few more tweaks to the regulation will help give Beijing what it really craves: a surge in capital inflows to the onshore bond market.
  • Singapore Exchange has freed companies to issue up to 100% of their equity capital in rights offerings, an increase from 50% previously.
  • A1/A+/A- rated KEB Hana Bank is eyeing to return to the international debt market with a 144A/Reg S transaction, having hired seven firms to arrange a global roadshow.