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  • Israeli energy company Delek Group has mandated two banks to lead the syndication of a $1.75bn loan which will back its drilling operations in the recently discovered Leviathan natural gas basin in the Mediterranean.
  • Swedish non-conforming mortgage lender BlueStep Bank has mandated lead managers for a new euro-denominated Swedish RMBS deal, after meeting investors in January.
  • Shares in Eltel, the Swedish intranet company, jumped 14% on Tuesday after it announced its 2016 results, the sale of non-core assets, the revision of its debt covenants, and a rights issue to finance its restructuring and return to profitability.
  • Investor demand for exposure to global loan and CLO products has prompted GSO/Blackstone’s listed Loan Financing Fund, which invests in US and European senior secured loans both directly and through CLO debt, to plan a new share issue.
  • Kion Group, the German forklift manufacturer, has finished a Schuldschein deal raising almost €1bn in the process. There was particular focus on Asian investors, despite Kion not offering a dollar tranche.
  • KKR has agreed to buy up to a 40% share in Telefónica’s telecoms infrastructure division Telxius for €1.275bn, adding further to a growing buyout pipeline in Europe.
  • United Overseas Bank in Singapore has mandated joint leads for its second covered bond, and the second issue from a Singaporean borrower this year. It may issue in euros or dollars, or potentially in both currencies. Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation is expected to follow later this year.
  • Santander has poached yet another banker from the Royal Bank of Scotland's leveraged finance team, as Saul Proctor becomes financial sponsor director at the Spanish bank.
  • Germany’s DVB Bank tapped a three year senior bond on Tuesday, appealing to renewed appetite in the floating rate market and extending a run of recent bond reopenings.
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    Yapi ve Kredi Bankasi is the first of the Turkish banks to follow a successful sovereign tap last week, and with Turkish bank debt well bid in secondaries, it will be expecting a better result than its last senior trade.
  • National Australia Bank (NAB) was talking to investors to determine the right maturity for its debut euro green bond this week, as the bank looked to build on Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken’s recent success in the format.
  • The successful placement of an outbound acquisition financing for Indian company Intas Pharmaceuticals has put the spotlight on rules barring Indian banks from supporting local M&A. Intas’s loan has demonstrated that the country’s lenders are well positioned to structure and distribute complex deals with cross-border elements. It’s time for the regulator to rethink rules on domestic transactions.