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  • CEE
    Akbank is planning to return to the Eurobond market after a two year absence with its first ever subordinated dollar deal.
  • P&M Notebook
    If you were an enthusiastic participant in any of the last three post-crisis Deutsche Bank rights issues, you might be starting to feel a little jaded. That would be a very reasonable position.
  • CEE
    Russian steelmaker Evraz began meeting investors on Monday ahead of a planned dollar bond placement to finance a buy-back of notes maturing in 2018 and 2020.
  • Qatar Re has emerged with pricing for the first ever hybrid from a Gulf insurer following the conclusion of a three day roadshow on Friday.
  • Deutsche Bank’s latest new strategy, published alongside its announcement of a €8bn rights issue, turns its business decisively away from markets and towards banking, as the German bank revives the integrated CIB structure which it dismantled in 2015.
  • Prices of Deutsche Bank’s euro additional tier one (AT1) bonds leapt higher on Monday, after management approved payment of its additional tier one coupons in 2017 and announced plans to raise €8bn of new capital via a rights issue.
  • Deutsche Bank confirmed over the weekend that it was preparing an €8bn rights issue, alongside a fresh strategic overhaul that includes a partial IPO of its asset management division and the reintegration of Postbank.
  • India’s Power Finance Corp has reached out to overseas lenders for a $100m-equivalent borrowing in euros. Its request for 10 year money follows an attempt at a fundraising in 2016 that was scrapped because of mandatory hedging requirements.
  • Gome Electrical Appliances Holdings became the first Hong Kong-listed consumer electronics retailer to sell dollar bonds, bagging $400m from a tightly priced but popular deal last Friday.
  • Sri Lanka has sent out a request for proposals for its 2017 fundraising in the international bond market, giving firms until 3pm local time on Thursday to respond.
  • Hong Kong-based non-bank financial firm AMTD is looking to list its investment banking (IB) arm on top of the planned IPO of its insurance division, according to sources.
  • Lenders that have chipped in for Bank Negara Indonesia’s $750m facility can expect to be scaled back by close to 50% of their original commitments, said bankers close to the trade. Allocations are due to be announced in the next few days.