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Aa3/A+ rated Total broke nearly six months of silence in the corporate hybrid bond market on Wednesday with a €1.75bn deal that emphatically proved the depth of investors' demand for the product. -
Water management provider Suez Environnement on Thursday launched the only deal of the day, a €500m note that printed with a small new issue premium.
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US biopharmaceutical firm Johnson & Johnson on Wednesday issued a four tranche bond, including 19 year notes, amid much competition in a market that absorbed 17 deals this week.
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Chinese bond issuers have suffered from declining interest from European and US investors, as concerns about the slowdown on the mainland has an impact. But with quasi-sovereign State Grid Corp of China sealing its first euro-dollar trade this week, it has demonstrated that, with the right strategy, issuers can find a way to dispel cynicism. Narae Kim reports.
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Zhejiang Geely Holding Group is set to hit the road for a dollar-denominated green bond that is expected to launch as early this month. The trade will be the third green issue from a Chinese borrower overseas.
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Primary issuance of euro corporate bonds is catching up fast with the €134bn issued in the first half of 2015 .
