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Tuesday’s £250m seven year bond issue from French oil company Total looked like a straightforward small benchmark sterling deal for a regular issuer. However, the marketing process for the deal marked a change from the normal approach and it is something investors are keen to see more of.
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Philippine conglomerate Ayala Corp is set for a dollar bond comeback as it markets a fixed-for-life deal, bringing to an end a 14-year absence from the international debt market. -
Action in Asia ex-Japan’s offshore bond market picked up on Wednesday, with property developers from Greater China announcing new transactions.
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Two more borrowers added on Tuesday to the almost €3bn of new high yield bonds already being marketed in Europe this week. But just as the market is set to surpass last year's volumes, investors have started to voice concern over low coupon levels.
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The European high yield bond market returned from its summer break to €2.8bn of new bond offerings this week, including a sub-benchmark sized note from Delaware’s Kronos International on Monday.
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Steel Pipe Industry of Indonesia (Spindo) is courting investors in Asia and Europe this week, in pursuit of its first international dollar bond.
