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Recent cash flows from funds buying European corporate bonds and loans with speculative grade ratings have increased with support from US investors, as markets get ready for the second half of the year. -
Italian construction group Astaldi’s bonds have taken a beating on concerns that its exposure to Turkish risk could derail plans for injection of needed capital. For some high yield investors, it also is a reminder of market vulnerabilities ahead.
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Sterling high yield issuers have printed less than half the volume of bonds they sold during the same period last year, which many attribute to the uncertainties surrounding the UK’s exit from the European Union. But appetite for sterling risk appears resilient for now.
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Beijing Properties sold a two year bond last week after getting demand from some of the Chinese banks who joined the deal. That allowed the leads to launch the bond with little worry it would drag on over the weekend.
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The nominations for GlobalCapital's Sustainable and Responsible Capital Markets Awards 2018 have been revealed, as a result of our worldwide market poll, conducted in July.
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Sports Direct announced it has bought House of Fraser on Friday, but the retailer had already entered into administration just hours earlier, meaning investors will be unable to trigger what would have been a lucrative change of control covenant in the firm’s bonds.
