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  • It has taken just two US companies to bring seven tranches of new bonds to the European market this week, with the two year floating portion of each multi-tranche transaction gaining the most affection from investors.
  • Gulf issuance dominated the picture in the CEEMEA bond market during the first half of the week as Oman brought the year’s first bumper sovereign deal from the region and two UAE borrowers boosted supply.
  • Hong Kong-listed Singamas Container Holdings has reached out to lenders for a $250m borrowing with one bank at the helm. Although the company posted a loss for the six months to June 30, 2016, its strong balance sheet due to low debt is expected to see the deal through, said bankers.
  • Maikun Investment Co, an entity under Beijing Automotive Group (BAIC), is borrowing $290m from a five year syndicated loan that opened for retail participation on February 17.
  • Air India is set for a quick return to the loan market, launching a request for proposals (RFP) for a $250m deal that is divided into a senior and a junior piece.
  • An Intesa spokesperson confirmed to GlobalCapital that the bank was in talks with 14 banks about syndicating its €5.2bn loan to finance the takeover of a 19.5% stake in Rosneft by the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) and Glencore.