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German brake systems manufacturer Knorr Bremse has returned to the euro bond market nearly 14 years after it last sold a new issue to investors. -
Chinese companies have aggressively expanded into Europe this year, snapping up businesses and expanding their footprint. While loans are still the go-to funding tool and often get the bulk of the refinancing, as this week’s China National Chemical Corp transaction shows, the bridge-to bond route is becoming more popular. Morgan Davis and Addison Gong report.
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China’s Shougang Corp and ABC International were among the mix of five bond offerings by Asian issuers on Wednesday in the offshore bond market.
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Uniper, the German power and gas company on Wednesday issued its first public bond since spinning off from E.ON earlier this year, tapping the short end of the curve with a two year offering.
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Czech telcoms firm Ceska Telekomunikacni Infrastruktura (CETIN) attempted to throw off any emerging markets tag it bears on Tuesday, printing a €625m trade after a long marketing period tailored to investment grade funds in western Europe, according to two bankers on the deal.
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It was all about the crossover trade this week in emerging market bonds. Borrowers located in EM countries, but appealing to buyers of western European credit and rates products have left EM funds have little to play with in the primary markets
