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The debt capital markets in Asia remained quiet on Wednesday, as typhoon Hato hit Hong Kong, cancelling stock trading in the morning. A single Chinese firm, Muyuan Foods Co, announced its plan to go offshore for funding in the morning. -
Black Peony (Group) Co is eyeing the international debt capital markets, having just received approval from its board to issue as much as $100m of foreign currency bonds.
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Lifestyle International Holdings is making a return to the dollar bond market after two years away, having mandating three banks for a roadshow in Hong Kong this week.
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Although bankers predict the euro high yield bond pipeline will be varied and busy for September, investors delivered a message of caution as they took out €730m from European high yield funds last week.
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A growing number of European high yield borrowers are replacing their bonds with leveraged loan debt. This week, investment management company Neuberger Berman decided to add leveraged loans into its bond strategy, and said more investors should follow suit to avoid missing new speculative grade issuance.
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Indonesia’s Medco Energi Internasional has added $100m to its outstanding five non call three bonds from last week, bagging a total of $400m as Chinese investors continue to prove a receptive audience.
