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Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings hit the market on Wednesday morning local time, marketing a new subordinated perpetual non call five fixed-for-life dollar transaction. -
US private equity firms keep an eye on European deals, but their doubts over the eurozone’s future become a deterrent at times. Now that Germany and France are signalling a zealous commitment to the European project, the chance is ripe to regain their trust.
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Hong Kong’s Wing Tai Properties is looking for a Singapore dollar denominated bond, its first debt transaction in three years.
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China’s Cifi Holdings is taking orders for a perpetual non call five year bond on Tuesday, returning to the public dollar debt market after more than two years.
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Trinseo, a US manufacturer of plastics, latex binders and synthetic rubber, opened investor calls on Monday for a new unsecured bond, as it plans to repay all of its bonds due in 2022.
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21Vianet Group, China Huiyuan Juice Group and Greenland Holding Group managed to steer their dollar outings in the right direction on Thursday, defying any concerns among investors to get their deals past the finish line.
