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While leveraged market participants expect loans to maintain their lead over fixed income in volume terms, some underwriters and lawyers believe market fatigue is beginning to make borrowers turn their attention to high yield bonds again. -
First it was a pair of car finance issuers. Then came a pair of utilities. And on Tuesday it was a pair of telecoms companies that came to the corporate bond market. But the latest couple really got investors revved up with more than €16.5bn of orders placed.
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Seazen Holdings, previously known as Future Land Holdings, and Powerlong Real Estate raised $500m between them on Monday for near-term refinancing, with positive market sentiment allowing them to price their bonds tightly.
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The Association for Financial Markets in Europe will host a special meeting of its high yield bond division on Wednesday, sources have told GlobalCapital, in an effort to woo back disgruntled investors.
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Hong Kong Airlines is set to provide the year’s first test case of the strength of the Asian debt market as investors lose faith in the carrier’s ability to repay a $550m bond due in just over two weeks.
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China Aoyuan Group stayed a step ahead of its property peers by raising a comfortable $275m from a tap of its 2021 notes on Thursday, one of two dollar bonds to be priced in Asia so far in the new year.
