UBS
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The UK is set to bring its final syndication of its 2016/17 financial year this week, following on from a strong week for public sector trades in the currency.
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India’s market regulator has given the go ahead to IRB InvIT Fund’s IPO, making it the first infrastructure investment trust in the country to win approval to list. But IndiGrid and Reliance Infrastructure are hot on its heels.
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UBS has placed Melanie Czarra, co-head of corporate DCM and client solutions for EMEA, at risk, though she remains employed by the bank.
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Chinese real estate developer Xinhu Zhongbao Co is looking for a window for its inaugural international outing, with a roadshow set to take place next week.
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UBS Investment Bank has cut senior figures from its corporate finance business with Will Barter, the co-head of its UK investment banking division, leaving the firm.
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Swiss retail investors were fed the highest yielding deal in Swiss francs the year so far on Monday, when single-B rated Gategroup offered with bonds a 3% coupon.
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Reliance Infrastructure has begun gauging investor appetite for a potential Rp30bn ($448.1m) IPO of its infrastructure investment trust, according to a banker familiar with the matter.
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Bank of China taps new loans head — Maybank Kim Eng loses HK/China CEO — UBS adds three to equity sales trading, derivatives
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The Argentine province, La Rioja, was looking strong reception after releasing initial price thoughts of 10% for a planned eight year (6.5 year average life) bond on Tuesday, despite some investors expressing their fatigue at the number of Argentine provincial issuers to have brought deals.
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Tonight, private equity firm Summit Partners, Avalon Holding and Javak Investments have hired Morgan Stanley and UBS to sell a 12.65% stake in Flow Traders, the Dutch market-making firm, after it released its fourth quarter earnings on Wednesday morning.
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With more than 100 investors in the book and an oversubscription ratio of nearly three times, Nord/LB’s Luxembourg subsidiary enjoyed one of the best receptions of any €500m covered bond seen this year and one that was much better than all its previous deals.
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Ronshine China Holdings took advantage of the positive market sentiment on Tuesday to grab an additional $225m from a tap of its debut 2019s, reversing the rocky reception received for the original notes.