Morgan Stanley

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp (NTT) had a storming outing in the bond markets this week, easily raising €1bn in Europe and $8bn on the other side of the Atlantic to refinance M&A bridge debt.

Croatia was set to price a bond in euros on Thursday, following two other EM sovereign issuances in the currency this week.

SciClone Pharmaceuticals bagged HK$2.18bn ($281.2m) after pricing its IPO high on the back of storming demand from institutional and retail investors, according to sources close to the deal.

Indian renewable energy company ReNew Power is planning to list on the Nasdaq in the US through an $8bn merger with a special purpose acquisition company (Spac).

Chinese financial leasing company Far East Horizon raised $500m from a bond sale on Wednesday after receiving orders of more than $3bn.

Easyjet, the UK budget airline, avoided any turbulence on its return to the bond market on Wednesday, managing to land a €1.2bn deal with no new issue premium that was almost five times oversubscribed.

Vantage Towers, the telecoms towers unit of Vodafone, has launched its long-awaited flotation on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, having announced its intention to float on Wednesday.

Easyjet, the UK budget airline, has mandated for a seven year euro trade, as the company looks to fly high on the UK government’s plans to travel out of its coronavirus pandemic lockdown.

India's REC has raised $500m from a tightly priced bond that appealed to investors because of its relatively short tenor of 5.5 years amid volatility in the longer end of the yield curve.

EnBW, the German electrical utility, and the financing arm of a Dutch truck company, DAF Paccar Financial, hit screens with highly rated euro trades on Monday. Central bank bond buying higher than forecast, pushed investors to oversubscribe the deals even though the spreads on offer were thin.

Fix Price, the Russian discount retailer, has confirmed its intention to float in London and Moscow, paving the way for a $1bn-plus IPO.

Shares in Lakestar Spac I, a new special purpose acquisition company backed by German venture capitalist Klaus Hommels, have surged by more than 11% in the aftermarket after they began trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange on Monday.