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After a slow start to the week, emerging market investors were offered a smorgasbord of options as borrowers from four continents and across the credit spectrum launched bonds in dollars and euros.
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A $180m financing for Indonesian tanker company Soechi Lines has been opened to a wider group of banks, with a roadshow scheduled in Taiwan this week. -
This has been a week of wariness for euro investment grade corporate bonds. A German public holiday on Monday kept a lid on deals, but there were at least two go/no-go calls on Tuesday that yielded no deals, despite an improving tone in corporate spreads and stock markets.
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Attitudes towards Russian credits have miraculously softened this year and the friendly new outlook has even filtered to the loan market, as last week Norilsk Nickel signed the first sizeable unsecured dollar loan since the EU and US imposed their sanctions. But loans bankers would do well to remember what drove them away from Russian deals in the first place.
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BNP Paribas Investment Partners has launched a €500m direct lending fund which offers longer dated institutional loans alongside bank loans to small and medium sized European companies.
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New York-headquartered Multi Packaging Solutions allocated its multi-currency term loan refinancing late on Tuesday afternoon, with several more deals scheduled to have followed this week.
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