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ABN Amro printed the first FIG green bond of the year at a level flat to its senior curve on Monday, as investors showed keen interest in the new issue. -
Sanoma, the unrated Nordic media group, sold a €200m unsecured bond on Thursday to redeem some of its old notes due next year.
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Financial institutions have been careful to plan trades around a busy flow of corporate supply in recent weeks and, with a healthy pipeline still in place, there is little sign of FIG fading.
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BNP Paribas paid a slim premium to price the first 12 year senior bond of 2016 from a European bank in euros, as issuers encounter a more favourable environment for adding longer dated debt.
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Nasdaq, the US stock exchange, received an enthusiastic reception from investors as it returned to Europe’s bond markets after a three year absence and widened its investor base.
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One of Germany’s largest renewable energy project lenders has mandated banks for a debut green senior unsecured bond, which a banker involved in the trade labelled “greener than green”.
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Sweden's largest oil refiner, Corral Petroleum Holdings, sold on Friday €625m-equivalent of payment-in-kind toggle notes after dropping dollars for Swedish kronor.
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Corral Petroleum Holdings, Sweden's largest oil refiner, on Wednesday released double digit price guidance for its $700m-equivalent of payment-in-kind toggle notes, as it meets investors in the US this week.
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Two single-B credits launched in the European high yield market this week — Cirsa and Preem — taking April's tally to four. Only six single-B deals of at least €100m have been priced so far this year, with some observers expecting the stream to continue.
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Preem, Sweden’s largest oil refiner, is marketing $700m of senior secured five year non-call three PIK toggle notes at numerous investor meetings throughout this week.
