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Dongfeng Motor Group is set to meet investors ahead of what will be its first offshore bond. The company has opted for a euro deal as it aims to use proceeds to pay back part of a bridge loan in that currency. -
Thai petrochemical producer Indorama Ventures has made its debut in the Singapore dollar bond market, raising S$195m ($137m) from 10 year notes backed by the Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility (CGIF).
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Finnair, the unrated Finnish airline, increased the size of its hybrid capital issue today by €50m to €200m, as Nordic investors supported the credit in a turbulent week.
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Japan’s corporate bond issuers are facing razor-thin pricing in their domestic market, able to get away with thinner spreads than they have pulled off for years. But the new spread environment has not made everyone happy — and bond volumes have tumbled as a result. Matthew Thomas reports.
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The expected deluge of high-grade issuance stumbled after a strong start as volatile market conditions sent issuers scampering to the sidelines.
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The European private placement market will grow faster than the syndicated loan market, according to up to 900 people polled at the Loan Market Association’s annual conference in London on Thursday.
