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Higher rates a stumbling block for issuers that could overshadow strong demand
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Investors flocked to Thai Oil Public Co's 30 year bond this week, seizing the opportunity to get yield from a long-dated note. -
Enel, the Italian electricity and gas company, held investor calls today for its first trial of its new sustainability-linked bond structure in euros, likely to be launched tomorrow. The deal has a more complex structure than the $1.5bn bond with which Enel introduced this technique to the bond market for the first time in early September, in that it contains tranches with different triggers.
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Five years after its creation, the Euro PP Charter, an industry guidance document for the Euro private placement market, has been updated to reflect progress in, among other things, environmental, social and governance procedures.
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UK coach operator National Express has sold roughly $500m-equivalent US private placements, in dollars, euros and sterling, with substantial delayed draws.
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Tradeweb, the US-listed electronic financial marketplace operator, has expanded its ability to trade corporate bond portfolios, hoping to improve access to liquidity for clients.
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CK Hutchison, the Hong Kong conglomerate, took more than €10bn of orders on Tuesday for a six-tranche bond in euros and sterling as it opted not to squeeze the pricing as much as other recent deals.
