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Italian energy company Enel on Thursday completed a €1.26bn exchange offer that strengthened the return of debt-backed tender offers in the European corporate market. -
FCE Bank, the finance subsidiary of Ford, paid a visit to the sterling bond market on a day when much of Europe was celebrating the Corpus Christi public holiday.
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China Huarong Asset Management and Midea Group are out with their respective dollar offerings while France’s BPCE is attracting bids for a Singapore dollar-denominated Basel III tier two.
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The investment grade corporate bond market is going through a soft patch, with new deals underperforming in secondary and new issue premiums widening. So far, though, issuers have not been put off.
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China Three Gorges (CTG) made an impressive return to the bond market on Tuesday with a $1.5bn dual-tranche offering that was well-liked by investors, even though pricing was aggressive.
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Monday's three primary deals underperformed in the secondary market, causing deal flow to strike a lighter tone on Tuesday, with two corporates issuing modestly sized offerings.
