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The lack of volatility combined with the continual grind tighter of spreads of investment grade corporate bonds meant investors in the asset class enjoyed good returns in 2017. Similar conditions look set to prevail at the start of 2018, but investors need to maintain vigilance. -
China’s Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings is ready to start the new year with its first dollar bond issuance.
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Lowell, the UK-German debt collector, will seek funding for its northern European expansion in the high yield bond market, as it buys Intrum’s branches in the Scandinavia region, Finland and Estonia.
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Shangrao City Construction Investment Development Group (SCID) has grabbed $300m from its debut international bond in the quiet December market.
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Shangrao City Construction Investment Development Group (SCID) launched its dollar debut on Tuesday morning, while Jiaxing City Investment and Development Group Co kicked off a roadshow for its maiden deal.
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The sterling high yield market is set to start 2018 in shape, with investors and bankers expecting strong supply and demand. Pure Gym, the UK low cost gym operator, could be one of its first issuers.
