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Three Chinese property companies, Jiayuan International Group, Golden Wheel Tiandi Holdings Company and SEA Holdings, have managed to meet their respective funding targets despite hitting the dollar bond market on a crowded day. -
Philippine oil company Petron Corp seized $500m from a tightly priced perpetual bond on January 11, winning over investors with a step-up structure.
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UK property website operator Zoopla announced the first deal of 2018 in the European high yield market this week, a sub-benchmark sized bond in sterling.
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India’s IL&FS Transportation Networks sold a Rmb900m ($138.21m) offshore renminbi bond on Wednesday, making it the first high yield issuer to seal a deal in the market in more than 16 months.
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Chinese property companies bombarded the dollar market this week in an attempt to use their regulatory issuance quotas and seal deals before Chinese New Year. But with more borrowers expected to vie for investor attention, issuers will need to navigate the market carefully — and be ready to pay up. Morgan Davis reports.
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International Container Terminal Services, a Philippine port operator, sold a fixed-for-life perpetual bond on Wednesday, braving the market despite US Treasury volatility shaking investors’ nerves.
