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The Asian debt markets have been hit with a number of defaults from Chinese borrowers. China Minsheng Investment Corp (CMIG) has missed bond payments, as has Kangde Xin Composite Material Group. -
Three Chinese property companies courted high yield dollar investors on Wednesday, raising a combined $827m.
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Melco, the casino operator, played its US investor cards on Wednesday to build a $500m bond sale.
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Bonds of Intralot, the Greek gambling technology company, fell on Tuesday, after an earnings release that disappointed investors and confirmed that it was in breach of leverage covenants in its revolvers. High yield research firm Lucror Analytics argued that it was now ‘imperative’ for the company to renegotiate these terms.
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SMC Global Power Holdings Corp (SMCGP) sold a rare perpetual bond on Tuesday, proving that investors still like the format and the rarity of a Philippines credit.
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Despite the very attractive conditions in Europe's corporate bond market in recent weeks, some less regular issuers have missed out on them because they were scared off by the rough markets at the beginning of the year.
