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Union National Bank, jointly owned by the governments of Abu Dhabi and Dubai, has picked four banks for investor meetings ahead of a potential dollar bond issue, two sources said on Sunday.
HSBC Holdings, Standard Chartered, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank have been mandated for a Reg S deal, one banker familiar with the matter said……………………………………….Full Article: Source
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UNB mandates 4 banks for bond
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