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ANZ has opted for a 10 year 144A subordinated fixed rate note for its issuance, becoming the first Australian bank to offer a US dollar Basel III bond. -
ISS, the Danish cleaning to security services firm, has brought forward the deadline for the close of its Dkr8.1bn ($1.5bn) IPO after investors flooded the books.
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The parent company of African Barrick Gold sold a £112m stake in the British gold miner on Monday night, with the volatile stock plunging almost 15% after the deal was completed.
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Investors eager for a yield pick-up are hunting deals from African Bank and similar names, according to medium term note bankers. The borrower took advantage of the demand to print its second ever private placement in dollars on Monday.
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Dutch lender Rabobank will sell a new seven year Swiss franc deal on Tuesday afternoon, showing demand remains strong for strongly rated financials despite a steady flow of deals so far in 2014.
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ANZ has announced that it is holding a series of investor meetings by telephone on Tuesday for what is expected to be the first US dollar Basel III bond from an Australian bank.
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Debut issuer Times Property Holdings came out with final price guidance for a five year non call three dollar bond on Wednesday, having published initial price thoughts the day before.
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Matomy, a digital marketing firm based in Israel, launched a London IPO on Monday, giving encouragement to the UK's aim to bring more technology listings to the country.
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Intesa Sanpaolo sold its stake in tyre manufacturer Pirelli on Thursday night, pricing the deal flat to market as appetite for Italian equities continues to surge.
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Teddy Sagi, the founder of Playtech, raised £326m on Tuesday night as he began to sell his stake in the UK-based online gaming firm. The deal, for 15.4% of the firm, was priced with a big discount as investors were split over whether Sagi's exit would help or hinder the firm.
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Obrascón Huarte Lain, the Spanish construction and concessions group, pounced on a super-tight high yield market on Wednesday to issue a €300m bond, and found demand so strong that it was able to increase it to €400m. The final book was around €3.2bn.
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