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WoDS Transmission, the company which will operate the offshore transmission system for a wind farm off the coast of England, braved tricky credit markets for its debut deal on Thursday, writes Nathan Collins. -
A spike in Asian green bond issuance this year has not yet spurred the use of the instrument by borrowers in the Asean region, where the conventional debt markets already face challenges as they develop. But credit enhancements and strong precedents from neighbouring countries could help generate more green activity in southeast Asia, writes Christina Khouri.
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Everbright Securities Co has started building books for what would be its debut outing in the dollar bond market. The Chinese brokerage firm secured a standby letter of credit (SBLC) from China Merchants Bank for the notes.
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While Greece may have weighed heavily on the corporate bond market in Europe in recent months, the resolution of the crisis leaves corporates in the region with plenty of positives for the rest of the year, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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Europe’s corporate bond market is catching its breath before an expected power dash of deals, but the loan market continues to bring deals and leveraged borrowers are gearing up for a big push on acquisitions.
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Mizuho has hired a corporate bond banker from Citi to join its London syndicate desk, but on his first day, the Japanese bank was forced to decamp to its Leatherhead disaster recovery site following a fire in the basement.
