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Fantasia cuts bond as debt fears rock Asia

Chinese property company Fantasia Holdings priced a smaller-than-expected $120m high yield bond this week, sticking to its fundraising plan as Europe’s mounting debt crisis took its toll on the Asian markets.

  • 06 May 2010
It looks unlikely to be the only Asian high yield issuer to brave rotten conditions this week, as Renhe Commercial Holdings said yesterday (Thursday) it wanted to launch its own bond by the end of the week. But Renhe looks set to have an easier time of it ...

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Rank Lead Manager Amount $m No of issues Share %
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1 BNP Paribas 18,968.83 86 7.95%
2 JPMorgan 15,664.24 51 6.57%
3 Deutsche Bank 14,910.43 52 6.25%
4 Credit Agricole CIB 13,287.71 61 5.57%
5 Goldman Sachs 12,810.07 57 5.37%

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1 Goldman Sachs 5,404.19 42 7.80%
2 BNP Paribas 4,918.81 57 7.10%
3 Deutsche Bank 4,345.09 43 6.27%
4 JPMorgan 3,950.54 44 5.70%
5 Credit Suisse 3,757.05 40 5.42%

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2 Goldman Sachs 15,830.49 107 8.01%
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