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Unitymedia, the German cable company owned by Liberty Global, wants to issue euro and dollar bonds to finance a tender of its 2017 notes.
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Chinese companies listed in the US are missing out. They have toiled to file all the necessary documentation for an IPO, but are not yet taking advantage of SEC-registered bond issuance. It is time they reconsidered. They are within reach of selling a bond that would be little more than a pipedream for most Chinese companies.
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HOT Telecommunication Systems launched investor meetings for its debut high yield bond on Wednesday. This comes two days after shareholders approved a takeover of the Israeli telecoms company by Altice.
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China Cosco Holdings opened the orderbook on its debut dollar bond on Monday, after securing an unconditional guarantee from Bank of China. But initial guidance — which offered a triple-digit premium over the guarantor’s curve — sparked questions from rival bankers about how the guarantee should be priced.
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Renault, the French carmaker rated Ba1/BB+/BB+, sold €250m in a tap of its 4.625% September 2017 notes today. The add-on came at 99.145 to yield 4.825% and is expected to be fungible 40 days after the pay date.
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HOT Telecommunication Systems is one step closer to its inaugural high yield bond issue. Shareholders of the Israeli telecoms company approved a share sale to Altice at Ish42 a share.