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Danwood sets maximum pricing for Warsaw float
Danwood Holding, a Polish maker of pre-fabricated wooden homes operating largely in Germany, has set a Z15 per share maximum price for its Warsaw listing.
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IFR SNAPSHOT-Earnings blackouts tame IG flow; missile talk eases
Heading into the earnings season, the corporate bond market is easing up on the issuance pedal.
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UPDATE 2-Uruguay sets price thoughts on 37-year US dollar bond
Uruguay announced initial price thoughts of US Treasuries plus 235bp area on a new benchmark-sized US dollar bond due 2055 ahead of expected pricing on Thursday.
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ADVISORY-Story withdrawn
Our story “Sanctions to force EN+ delisting six months after US$1.5bn IPO” contained inaccuracies and has been withdrawn. No further version will follow.
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Avast eyes up to US$1.5bn London IPO
Avast Software has begun pre-marketing a London Stock Exchange IPO with ambitions of raising US$200m in primary proceeds and secondary selling still to be decided, but total sizing could be as much as US$1.5bn.
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Springer Nature float to finance debt reduction
Sizing on the Frankfurt listing of academic publishing business Springer Nature is dependent on private equity house BC Partners’ conviction and investor demand, with a banker involved suggesting the deal size could be around €2bn.
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Serviceware covered on full deal size
Books for the €72.45m-€88.55m Frankfurt IPO of German enterprise software business Serviceware are now covered after just over three days of bookbuilding.
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Bawag announces AT1 as PBB wraps up debut
Investors jumped at the chance to buy Deutsche Pfandbriefbank’s most deeply subordinated debt, highlighting the appetite for yield offered by less frequent borrowers even in sub-benchmark size.
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Euro market passes SSA supply test
The European public sector market passed its first big supply test since mid-March this week, with issuers finding more than ample demand to cover transactions despite ructions in other parts of the credit market.
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NIBC takes no chances on first trade since IPO
NIBC Bank offered a healthy new issue concession on its €500m no-grow five-year bond - its first since wrapping up an initial public offering last month.
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