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The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (Cabei) on Thursday printed its largest Swiss franc deal to date at a level that was through its existing curve.
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Nationwide hit the sterling market for a seven year print on Thursday, selling what some bankers reckon could be the last senior sterling before the UK’s general election.
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Hony Capital has raked in a whopping HK$11.1bn ($1.43bn) by exiting CSPC Pharmaceutical and Chinasoft International via two block trades that hit the market in quick succession, ending the PE firm’s involvement in these Hong Kong-listed companies.
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Ineos, the chemical company, returned to the high yield bond market on Wednesday with a €770m deal to redeem $775m of notes it issued in 2012.
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As part of Nomad’s acquisition of Iglo, lenders for an outstanding €1.2bn loan have been asked to consent to a change in the company's control.
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Beijing Enterprises Holdings has appointed four banks to arrange a series of investor meetings in Europe ahead of a potential euro-denominated bond.
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Indonesia’s Bumi Serpong Damai managed to price its first international on Monday but was hampered by a long past default by one of its sister companies. Bankers say the issuer could have done better in terms of pricing and size had it not been for investor concerns about the ownership risk.
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Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has opened books for its first dollar bond in the offshore market on Monday, having completed a global roadshow last week.
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UBS has hired David Slade as global co-head of leveraged finance and leveraged capital markets.
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Corporación Andina de Fomento took advantage of a lack of SSA supply in the Swiss market to take a Sfr150m ($156m) tap of its February 2026s this week.
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South Korean construction company IS Dongseo is planning to tap equity investors for $250m via the issuance of global depositary receipts, in what will be one of the first chunky equity deals out of the country this year.
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Hony Capital has made a full exit from CSPC Pharmaceutical Group after having gradually trimmed its stake over the past two years, taking advantage of the recent rally in the Hong Kong index to net a whopping HK$9.78bn ($1.26bn) on April 16.