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China Jinjiang Environment Holding Company (CJE) made its debut in the international bond market, raising $200m from a three year on Thursday. The deal won investors over — but finding close comparables proved a challenge. -
European high yield market participants took caution from Tereos’ decision to postpone a perpetual hybrid bond issue on Tuesday, suggesting that the structure still confuses investors.
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Fallen angels — corporate borrowers that lose their investment grade ratings — have become a key source of supply in global high yield bonds markets over the years. But there are signs that, particularly in Europe, such supply is ebbing away as corporate balance sheets improve. This is driving HY investors elsewhere to seek new credits.
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Chinese state-owned Shandong Energy Group Co sealed a popular $300m three year debut on Wednesday off the back of a $3.2bn book, thanks to its strong government support and the attractive yield on offer.
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Waste-to-energy firm China Jinjiang Environment Holding Company (CJE) kicked off its debut dollar offering on Thursday morning.
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Oceanwide Holdings Co returned to the offshore market on Thursday with a new three year dollar offering, just a week after selling a $200m 363-day bond.
