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Asian debt bankers have just gone through their busiest week of the year, closing more dollar bonds than they have in a single week since the beginning of 2012.
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Techem, the German metering group, has released price guidance for its €735m debut bond deal.
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Two European-marketed dollar transactions added to last week’s flurry of deals in the US high yield market. Twenty deals were sold, totalling $15.1bn – the second busiest week in 2012 – as high yield funds reported their 14th consecutive week of net inflows.
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Cabot Financial, the UK buyer of defaulted consumer debt, sold its £265m debut bond at the tight end of guidance on Thursday. The seven year senior unsecured deal was priced at par with a 10.375% coupon.
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Iberian Minerals, a copper mining company, hopes to raise $200m of senior secured bonds in the European and US high yield markets.
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When Europe’s high yield market was jammed in neutral for months in early summer, hardly any market participant could have predicted that in September, it would roar ahead with €5bn of issuance in a fortnight, €3.8bn of that this week.