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The chairman and chief executive of the Philippines' Alliance Global Group, Andrew Tan, raised Ps7.87bn ($181.4m) on July 10 by selling a 2.7% stake in the company.

Capsugel, which makes pharmaceutical capsules, is raising $1.07bn-equivalent of loans and payment-in-kind toggle bonds, partly to fund a $400m dividend payment to its private equity owner, KKR.

Twin-Set Simona Barbieri, the Italian womenswear brand, today priced €150m of floating rate notes, in part to refinance loans raised at the time of its private equity buyout in 2012.

Israeli energy conglomerate Delek Group has set price guidance on a €655m loan to back the sale of its petrol station and convenience store operations in the Benelux and France to TDR Capital.

Promsvyazbank’s tier two bond minimum size has been set at $200m and the deal is well oversubscribed, according to a syndicate official on the trade. Pricing is expected later on Tuesday.

Southeast Asia’s largest e-payment firm MOL Global filed for a $300m Nasdaq IPO on July 14, which could see it become the first Malaysian firm to go public in the US.

The telecoms arm of Spanish gas utilities group Gas Natural Fenosa has issued price guidance on a €295m term loan ‘B’ to back its buyout by Cinven.

Promsvyazbank is underlining that bond markets are open for Russian issuers, returning to the market with the tier two bond that it pulled in mid-March because of the Crimea crisis.

The chairman and chief executive of Philippine’s Alliance Global Group, Andrew Tan, raised Ps7.87bn ($181.4m) on July 10 by selling a 2.7% stake in the company.

Modernland Realty could be the first Indonesian name in the dollar market since last week’s still-undecided presidential elections. The borrower has launched an exchange offer for its outstanding 2016s and plans to issue a new five year dollar bond.

E-commerce platform provider Cogobuy Group has raised HK$1.37bn ($177m) in its Hong Kong IPO, pricing the deal above the mid-point of guidance. Despite books being four times covered at the top of the range, the company still opted to price it lower to cater to top quality investors — and to ensure good secondary market performance.

Future Land Holdings is out in the market with a new dollar bond less than a week after fellow high yield real estate company, Times Property Holdings, completed a dollar offering. Bankers hope that appetite for junk-rated property names is returning.