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    The Republic of Croatia has picked four banks to revive a euro benchmark deal it was forced to delay last year after anti-government protests in Zagreb in the early summer.
  • Meatpacker Marfrig sold $750m of seven year non-call three bonds on Wednesday as Brazilian issuers take centre stage in Latin American primary markets after a great run in secondary.
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    Turkey’s Garanti Bank on Thursday joined the pre-Fed rate rise rush to open books on a senior six year bond with a 35bp-40bp premium.
  • Nykredit Realkredit found weaker conditions on its return to the senior resolution note format on Thursday, having recently updated its issuance programme to make sure the bonds will become "non-preferred" senior if Denmark changes its insolvency law.
  • Indonesian palm oil seller Royal Industries is looking to restructure a $405m loan after failing to repay the first and second instalments. And going by precedents, market participants are bracing themselves for a long-winded recovery process as legal proceedings unfold, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • Oman’s sovereign wealth fund, which is accessing Asian liquidity for a $600m acquisition loan, has bagged commitments from Taiwanese banks.
  • Ship financing has been through a torrid time as falling prices have tested and broken the business models of the main German lenders — and so the ship-backed Pfandbrief market has virtually run aground. But Danmarks Skibskredit, an established Danish shipping lender with a strong track record, is mulling a euro-denominated shipping covered bond, and trying to change investors' views of the product, delegates heard at the LBBW covered bond forum on Thursday.
  • Casting aside a steady erosion in equity capital market volumes, south-east Asia (SEA) is again poised to have its time in the sun this year. Eye catching trades from the likes of Lotte and Singtel are set to add substantial volumes in 2017, even as competition heats up for mandates all across the region. John Loh writes.
  • HSBC has appointed a new head of leveraged and acquisition finance for Asia Pacific, transferring James Horsburgh from London as part of a shake-up of the business.
  • HSBC confirmed that it was sending James Horsburgh, a senior member of its EMEA leveraged finance team, to run the business in Asia, as previously reported in GlobalCapital.
  • Russia is continuing to open its doors to international lenders, with Credit Bank of Moscow seeking to launch a syndicated loan of $350m-$400m.
  • Malaysia’s CIMB Bank sealed a $1bn dual tranche deal on Wednesday, enticing investors with its rarity and a floating rate option, against a strained market backdrop ahead of the US Federal Reserve meeting.