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ABH Financial, the holding company of Russia’s Alfa-Bank, will meet investors in Europe next week for a rare Russian financial euro-denominated bond.

The IPO of Innogy was voted Equity Capital Markets Deal of the Year and JP Morgan judged ECM Bank of the Year in GlobalCapital's 2016 Awards - read the full results here.

Six borrowers announced offerings in the European high yield bond market on Monday as borrowers looked to beat what could have been disruptive Dutch elections two days later.

Shares in Playtech, the UK gaming software business, closed 1.1% lower on Wednesday after its founder Teddy Sagi sold 4.1% of the company to Boussard & Gavaudan Investment Management for £113m.

Argentina is returning to the Swiss franc bond market after nearly two decades of absence, roadshowing a benchmark bond next week. Success or failure will indicate whether Swiss investors have forgiven Argentina for burning their fingers last time they met.

Celltrion Healthcare, the marketing affiliate of Korean drug manufacturer Celltrion, has got the go ahead from Korea Exchange to launch its IPO, which could raise up W1tr ($873.4m) according to a source familiar with the matter.

UBS has poached a senior banker from Goldman Sachs to head China advisory sales for its joint venture in the Mainland, according to a memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.

UBS has hired Andrea Casati to fill the role of head of Asia Pacific ECM syndicate, in a move which sees him rejoining the Swiss bank after almost a decade.

Gestamp Automoción, the Spanish car parts maker, has begun investor education for what is likely to be the largest European IPO of the year so far, after its Ebitda grew by 10.6% in 2016.

UBS found healthy demand for a new €1.75bn callable floating rate note on Monday ahead of an eventful mid-week, following Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo into a strong market for total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) eligible floating rate bonds.

FIG issuance could take a dip in the middle of the week because of potentially market moving events in the US and the Netherlands, though two insurance firms look set to keep primary market investors supplied.

Shares in Segro, the UK property developer, closed 6% lower on Friday after it announced a £556m rights issue to finance its buyout of Aviva from a joint venture at London’s Heathrow Airport.