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HNA Group-owned Haikou Meilan International Airport’s international bond went on a rollercoaster ride in the secondary market on Monday, after the company missed the payment deadline on an onshore bond. -
The amount of debt at the risky end of the US corporate bond market has tripled since the financial crisis, possibly putting pressure on the high yield market if downgrades start to climb, Fitch Ratings said last Friday.
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Chinese property developer Wuzhou International Holdings has failed to redeem a $100m convertible bond as well as part of a Rmb500m ($73m) onshore note, announcing the breaches just months after defaulting on a $300m bond.
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The Investment Association, the trade body for UK asset managers, has published responses to two European Commission consultations on aspects of its Sustainable Finance Action Plan — the Taxonomy of environmentally sustainable economic activities and disclosures on sustainable investments and sustainability risks.
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Redco Properties Group sold a $200m two year bond on Thursday, joining a growing list of issuers that have relied on anchor support for their fundraisings.
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The first onshore China default from a local government financing vehicle (LGFV) has come as a shock to bankers and investors, but the negative news has not had a big impact on sentiment in the international bonds market. One LGFV sold a dollar bond this week and more are lining up, writes Addison Gong.
