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A generous initial guidance from KWG Group Holdings for its $400m bond issuance ended up repricing the Chinese single-B rated curve lower on Wednesday. -
Investors need to use their voices, especially by voting at AGMs, to improve the poor performance of many companies on protecting human rights, according to supporters gathered in London on Monday for the launch of the second annual results of the Corporate Human Rights Benchmark.
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Corporate bond investors have had to pick their way through a tricky market in 2018. A number of headwinds, both predictable and not, have made it difficult to produce the returns of previous years. However, there are a number of positives that remain, so how should investors move forward from here?
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Despite the mounting number of risks on the horizon, the European leveraged finance market has ploughed on at a steady pace. While some investors say that is proof of healthy sophistication, others believe it is time for a big push back.
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High yield issuers’ struggle to push out deals in turbulent market conditions was reflected when Singapore’s Interplex Holdings was forced to cancel its inaugural dollar offering.
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Leveraged borrowers Adb Safegate and Groupe Ecore had active euro roadshows for floating rate debt, keeping the leveraged finance markets open this week.
