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Buyers of speculative grade debt in Europe have entered August with renewed confidence and the hope that spreads can hold their recent widening during the second half of the year. -
August is traditionally a slow month in the corporate bond market as the common perception is that many market participants are away from their desks enjoying their summer holidays. But recent deals have shown that investors are around, and are willing and able to buy.
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High yield property company Intiland Development flopped in the offshore market on Tuesday, failing to price what would have been its debut dollar deal.
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Debt syndicate banker Angie Li has joined DBS from Guotai Junan International after two years at the Chinese firm.
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Speculative grade debt buyers believe borrowers will keep deleveraging, according to an August credit investor survey by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. But fund managers also think the market is failing to price leverage correctly.
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GCL New Energy’s $500m offshore bond plummeted by more than three points in secondary trading on Monday, after its parent company failed to dispose of an asset in Zhejiang. The price plunge also had a knock-on effect on other Chinese new energy bonds.
