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Playtech, the UK gaming software developer, on Wednesday completed a €297m senior, unsecured convertible bond due 2019. -
A busy week in non-core markets saw Rentenbank return to the Canadian dollar market in size, the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (Cabei) price a new Swiss franc deal inside its curve and a quartet of SSAs access the kangaroo market.
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Australia and New Zealand Bank on Wednesday issued the tightest ever deal issued by an Australian bank in euros. The five year bond nevertheless offered a decent pick-up to where covered bonds issued by eurozone banks have been priced, and to the issuer’s curve.
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Playtech, the UK gaming software developer, on Wednesday completed a €297m senior, unsecured convertible bond due 2019.
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The syndication for Swiss bathroom fixtures maker Geberit’s Sfr1.29bn (€1.07bn) loan to buy Sanitec of Finland will be allocated next week, said a banker on the deal.
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Sterling investors got a rare treat on Thursday from Yorkshire Building Society, which re-entered the tier two market for the first time in years, building a four times oversubscribed book.
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Swiss franc investors took advantage of a rare opportunity to buy Norwegian senior unsecured financial paper this week when Sparebanken Nord-Norge made its debut in the currency.
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Yorkshire Building Society is set to sell its first tier two bond in years, building a substantial book for a £250m 10 year non-call five year.
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The syndication for Swiss bathroom fixtures maker Geberit’s Sfr1.29bn (€1.07bn) loan to buy Sanitec of Finland will be allocated next week, said a banker on the deal.
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Alliance Automotive has issued a two tranche bond to fund the French-UK car parts distributor’s buyout in August by Blackstone and the company's founders from Weinberg Capital Partners.
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Philippines-based Bloomberry Resorts Corp raised Ps5.655bn ($126m) on Monday evening via a top-up placement of shares, taking advantage of the slight improvement in market sentiment to push its deal past the finish line.
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The Central American Bank for Economic Integration returned to Swiss francs for the first time in nearly a year on Monday, selling a four year deal, which was priced inside where its outstanding bonds in the currency trade.
