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Corporate and financial institution bond issuance resumed in Europe this week as calm returned to markets after bruising Italian political turmoil led to an ugly and deal-less end to May. With a government installed, markets are working again, but the heavy backlog of issuers is emerging only slowly, anxious not to arrive too soon. Jon Hay, Nigel Owen and Victor Jimenez report. -
UBS has appointed Kevin Cui and Terry Schmassmann as co-heads of Asia DCM syndicate, effective immediately, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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Demand for leveraged debt in Europe is slowly recovering after weeks of heightened political volatility in the eurozone, some investors said this week.
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After a volatile May, which ended with a week of no corporate bond issuance as market volatility and public holidays took their toll, investors have welcomed the slow, steady pace at which supply has returned.
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Guangzhou R&F Properties Co raised $200m from a tap of its existing bonds on Tuesday, opting to reopen an old deal amid a challenging market environment.
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Swiss telecommunications group Salt Mobile was this week looking to replace most of its debt capital structure with Sfr2.085bn-equivalent (€1.8bn) of new bonds that have weaker covenants, as the high yield market overcomes a recent bout of eurozone volatility.
