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The ritual warnings about the ‘junk bond market’ are filling business pages again as the new year rolls on. They are inaccurate, and help hide the actual potential dangers under the surface of overheated high yield bonds. -
Investors looking for lower rated high yield bonds welcomed the roadshow of a three tranche, multi-currency deal from Algeco Scotsman, a US modular space and secure storage group, this week.
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Bonds backed by standby letters of credit have fallen from grace, as tightening spreads in the dollar bond market and growing risk appetite among investors ensure that issuers can do without credit enhancement. Have SBLCs had their day in Asia? Addison Gong finds out.
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Indonesia’s Soechi Lines finally succeeded in selling a dollar bond this week, after multiple attempts to grab international investors’ attention.
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So far this year, the European corporate bond market has been an issuer’s market without many issuers. Or perhaps, the feeling that this January has been quiet is a measure of how used market participants have become to a torrent of deals.
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Chinese companies Xiamen Xiangyu Group Corp and Shimao Property Holdings each raised $500m on Tuesday, but saw different reactions to their bonds. While investors were keen on the former investment grade rated name, demand for the property industry is starting to see some pull back.
