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US cruise ship operator Carnival Corp has announced that it will roadshow for a potential bond offering that would mark its return to the euro market after a nine year hiatus. -
Those syndicate bankers not away for half term this week were preparing for a pickup in corporate bond issues in the next two weeks, which could easily carry past the traditional Thanksgiving cutoff point for the end of the year's business.
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Dutch residential property company Vesteda issued a €300m unsecured bond — its second ever — on Tuesday, the same day as Hammerson, another real estate company, was issuing in sterling.
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Borrowers enjoyed tight pricing in the US market this week, as a sharp drop in supply helped bring stability to the market and triggered a fall in new issue premiums.
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Hammerson, the UK property company, plumped for the sterling bond market on Tuesday and was rewarded with a well oversubscribed £350m deal, after a roadshow during which it considered issuing in euros.
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Those syndicate bankers not away for half term this week were preparing for a pick-up in corporate bond issues in the next fortnight, which could easily carry past the traditional Thanksgiving cut-off point for the end of the year's business.
