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Chinese developer KWG Property Holding is back in the dollar debt market just six months after raking in $400m from a five and a half year bond. -
UK telecoms group Virgin Media was in the market for a £200m add-on of its 2024 receivable financing notes on Monday. By Wednesday, it had sold £450m of the deal, proving that demand is not restricted to the high yield debt market for euros, where three more deals were under way.
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Wynn Macau raised $1.35bn from the bond market on Wednesday, finding support from both Asian and US investors thanks to a turnaround story in the Macau gaming industry and the issuer’s improved financials.
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CSI Properties printed a $200m bond on Wednesday for refinancing purposes. The leads were not short on comparables given that several of the issuer’s developer peers have sealed similar transactions so far in 2017.
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Tobam, the Paris-based asset manager, has appointed Frédéric Jamet as head of trading and co-head of research. He had been an investment adviser at State Street for 11 years.
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Wednesday morning brought three new corporate bond deals, to add to the six already priced this week. Investors are being offered a diverse group of credits, and their appetite has yet to be sated.
