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The direction of central bank policy is increasingly coming to govern Investment grade and high yield bond investors' hunt for yield, with many of the latter now looking to triple-C rated paper to better hedge against the risk of rate hikes.
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New issue momentum in Asia’s debt market continues to be strong with Powerlong Real Estate Holdings and China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) collecting bids on Wednesday, as Sinochem International Corp prepares to hit the road. -
The European Central Bank's loose monetary policy was supposed to ease financing terms for smaller and riskier companies. The high yield bond market's appetite for such issues has been limited — but it is hotting up, just as the ECB signals tightening.
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Corporate issuers of triple-C rated bonds have finally found a reason to enter the primary market, as investor expectation over the chances of the European Central Bank raising rates has opened a window for them in July.
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Five new high yield offerings, including the biggest floating rate note seen in Europe so far this year, entered the market this week. The FRN is a sign that frontiers are becoming blurred between different leveraged finance markets for debt buyers, said bankers.
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Oceanwide Holdings International and Metallurgical Corporation of China (MCC) snagged investors on Monday for their new bonds, with the former going for a 363-day deal despite having regulatory quota for a longer transaction, while the latter capitalised on strong demand for its recent trade to bag $500m from a tap.
