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Magyar Export-Import Bank has returned to the bond market with a $500m new long five year print. But unlike the borrower's last bond excursion in 2013, the borrower this time opted to proceed without the World Bank's support in the form of a Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (Miga) guarantee.

Seven German regions enjoyed super tight pricing versus swaps when clubbing together for a Joint Laender deal this week. The issuers priced a no-grow €1bn September 2024 on Wednesday morning at the tightest spread to Bunds for a Joint Laender deal in more than seven years — and the tightest ever spread over mid-swaps for a 10 year.

Airbus Group, the French-headquartered aerospace company which used to be known as EADS, has launched syndication for its €3bn revolving credit facility, which is not due to mature until April 2017.

CNH Industrial, the US-Italian maker of agricultural and construction machinery and trucks rated Ba2/BB+, prioritised price over size for its euro bond return on Monday.

CNH Industrial, the US-Italian maker of agricultural and construction machinery and trucks, issued price guidance on Monday for a new euro seven year benchmark bond.

Tui shrank its high yield bond return to take advantage of the tighter pricing available from retail investors, according to bankers on the deal.

İşbank — Rudine — KMG International — Hankook Tire

Danske Bank opened books on Wednesday on a triple A rated five year euro benchmark following up its its seven year sterling transaction early last week. A solid book build blew away concerns over a soft credit market and a series of upcoming potentially disruptive events.

Pernod Ricard, the French distiller, issued its second European bond of the year on Wednesday, in a week already well populated with deals for drinks companies.

The International Finance Corp will arrange up to €42.5m of financing for a new wind farm in Croatia, the Rudine project. As part of the deal, UniCredit will co-ordinate a €23.6m syndicated loan.

Diageo, the UK alcoholic drinks group, was named by research firm CreditSights last week as one of the European consumer goods companies most exposed to risk from the Scottish independence referendum.

Tui AG, the German tourism group, followed up Monday’s announcement of an agreement on merger terms with British subsidiary Tui Travel by beginning a roadshow for its first bond issue for nearly a decade.