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A full €2.3bn of bond offerings from seven borrowers hit screens on Monday in the European high yield bond market, following last week's more than €3bn of new bonds despite fund inflows turning negative. -
Two hundred delegates gathered in Amsterdam on Tuesday September 5 for Euromoney Conferences’ fifth Sustainable and Responsible Capital Markets Forum. For the second time, it was organised jointly with GlobalCapital.
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Hong Kong’s Sun Hung Kai & Co returned to the market on Monday morning, looking to add to its $400m 2022s sold at the end of August.
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SoftBank, the Japanese telecoms and technology group, received the highest speculative grade ratings for its potential new bond deal on Friday. It will aim at repeating its notable success in the European high yield market in 2015
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Short dated bonds appear to be making a comeback, with Jutal Offshore Oil Services receiving approval from its board for a 364 day dollar-denominated note.
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The European high yield bond market returned from its summer break to €3bn of new bond offerings this week, including notes from Delaware’s Kronos International and California’s Equinix.
