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Issuers rewarded with tight pricing
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Nestlé made a grab for sterling on Tuesday, issuing a five year benchmark bond in the currency that brought in orders from outside the UK. -
Tianjin Free Trade Zone Investment Holding Group (Tianjin FTZ) hit the market for its first dollar bond on December 2.
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Chinese debt houses have gained market share this year thanks in no small part to the power of their balance sheets. While competitors have long criticised Chinese banks’ willingness to use capital to win a place on deals, there’s little reason to stop an approach that is clearly reaping rewards.
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ISS Global, the Danish cleaning and facility services company, has raised a €500m no-grow bond, its second since winning investment grade status last year.
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The corporate dollar market ground to a halt ahead of the US Thanksgiving holiday as investors moved to risk-off mode after Vodafone pulled a deal and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East kept borrowers on the sidelines.
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Iliad, the unrated French telecoms company, issued a benchmark euro bond on Thursday, returning to the market after a four year absence.
