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Some of the more creative souls in corporate debt markets are trying to find ways to gloss over the impact of the IFRS 16 accounting standard. Brought in a year ago, it has driven up some firms’ leverage ratios by forcing them to report leases on their balance sheets, even though their businesses have not changed. But it would be a bad idea to act as if the rules had never changed. -
US companies piled into the euro bond market on Tuesday, as white goods maker Whirlpool, Dow Chemical and apparel company VF Corp launched medium to long maturity debt.
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Britvic, the UK soft drinks company that owns brands Robinsons, Tango and Purdey’s among others, has issued £150m-equivalent of US private placements in sterling and euros.
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ASML Holding, the Dutch lithography systems company, visited the euro bond market on Monday, as the bid for corporate credit remains strong, heading towards a March that is expected to be very busy.
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Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, the UK utility, opened books for a senior and subordinated sterling bond issue on Monday, as the mandates from last week start to trickle through to investors' screens.
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C&C Group, the Irish drinks manufacturer and distributor behind brands like Magners, is set to debut in the US private placement market in the coming weeks, according to market sources.
