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Goldman Sachs has not given up on its Fixed Income Global Structured Covered Obligation (Figsco). The market has moved in Goldman’s favour since the deal was first announced, despite the bad publicity around the trade.

Chinese clean energy firm ENN Energy Holdings managed to tap the offshore market for $400m on October 15, even though volatile markets meant joint global co-ordinators HSBC and UBS were only able to gather a modest order book.

Supranationals and agencies are eyeing deals in Australian dollars and could come before the week is out, following a curve extending bond from the Australian sovereign, although turbulent capital markets could make some pause for thought.

Commodity trader Gunvor has launched a $900m dual tranche revolving credit facility into syndication. The loan replaces one tranche of a deal signed in 2013.

Corialis, the Belgian aluminium windows maker, is expected to close the book for its €483m leveraged loan on Monday evening, after lenders won significant concessions from Advent International, the private equity firm buying Corialis.

Chinese clean energy firm ENN Energy Holdings has mandated HSBC and UBS to arrange a series of investor meetings that are due to begin in October 13.

Unibail-Rodamco, the French property company, achieved tight pricing on its latest eight year euro issue thanks to strong demand from across continental Europe.

Abbey National returned to the sterling senior unsecured market for the first time since 2010 this week. Although the market had softened, the Santander-owned UK bank’s 15 year deal performed well.

Southeast Asia’s largest e-payment firm, MOL Global, has priced its $168.75m Nasdaq IPO at the bottom of the price range, in a deal that was slashed in size after a poor macro backdrop sent investors into a spin.

Indonesian taxi operator Blue Bird Group opened books on October 3 for a Rph3.7tr ($307m) IPO. The deal, which was covered within two hours of launch, will become the largest listing in the country this year.

Strong investor demand brought Helvetia back for a tap of its innovative Swiss franc hybrid on Wednesday – less than a week after the original issue.

Unibail-Rodamco, the French property company, achieved tight pricing on its latest eight year euro issue thanks to strong demand from across continental Europe.