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  • Shares in Air Liquide, the French supplier of industrial and healthcare gases, closed 4.8% higher on Tuesday after it announced the full terms for its €3.3bn rights issue, to refinance a loan used to buy Airgas, a US competitor, in May.
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    Kommunalbanken (KBN) on Tuesday took advantage of Lael Brainard's, a US Federal Reserve governor, dovish comments on US rates from the day before to eliminate any premium paid on its new five year dollar benchmark.
  • The US Commodity Trading Futures Commission's split over whether to accept Japan's uncleared margin rules as equivalent to the US was not an ideal outcome. But the decision, however contentious, is a pragmatic step which will motivate further convergence between regulatory regimes.
  • National Grid Gas printed a £3bn ($3.97bn) jumbo transaction that exceeded even its own expectations this week as sterling investors demonstrated a phenomenal capacity to absorb corporate paper.
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    HSH Finanzfonds printed its first ever public bond on Tuesday, attracting strong enough demand for two rounds of price tightening.
  • Even if the European private placement market develops its own version of the USA’s NAIC ratings, that will not make tougher credits more digestible to institutional investors. But creating a Capital Markets Union that funds Europe’s growth has to channel funds to riskier borrowers, and for that, investors must do their own credit work.
  • Nets, the largest digital payments processor in the Nordic region, has announced the price range for its Copenhagen IPO, which values the business at up to $4.8bn, almost double the price its private equity owners Advent and Bain paid for the company in 2014.
  • European Union wheat futures contracts began trading this week on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, with as much as 20,000 metric tons worth of contracts having been transacted on Monday according to the firm.
  • Danish payment systems firm Nets has agreed €1.4bn of loans with a new bank group to refinance debt ahead of its initial public offering. The loans are denominated solely in euros which is an increasingly popular currency for lenders, said a banker on the deal.
  • trueEX, the interest rate swap trading platform, has added BNP Paribas as a market maker, taking its pool of global derivatives dealers to 21.
  • US car rental group Hertz on Monday opened a two day roadshow for euros to refinance part of the debt of its European division and fund its operations.
  • Froneri, the joint venture between Nestle and R&R Ice Cream, released tight price guidance on its €800m loan deal following a London bank meeting on Monday, yet market participants are sanguine on its chances of success.