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French company diversifies funding after inaugural dollar deal last year
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The investment grade corporate bond market ended the summer lull with a bang this week, with issuers piling into the euro market to sell more than €7bn of bonds in just three days. But while it might look like a return to the early-year bull market, a spot of expectation-management might be in order. -
Toyota Motor Credit Corp and American Honda became the first auto issuers to tap the corporate market in September this week, appealing to appetite for safe paper with short dated FRNs and fixed tranches in the belly of the curve.
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Yunnan Water Investment is set to issue maiden bonds in the offshore debt market alongside onshore notes. The company is considering a range of currencies for its international debut, including US dollars, euros and offshore renminbi (CNH).
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Bankers are preparing for a hectic month of issuance after the quiet summer period, as the dollar market gets back into full swing following the Labor Day holiday.
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The euro market was treated to its first 10 year corporate deals in more than a month on Thursday, with Irish food producer Kerry and French utility Suez Environnement opening books.
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French hotel group Accor showed that demand is strong for even weaker investment grade credits on Thursday, drawing a rush of orders for a new eight year benchmark.
