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The euro high yield market will be dining on small portions this week, far from the recovery in bond issuance volumes of the past four months but indicative of times ahead, bankers and analysts agreed — that is, unless the European Central Bank increases short term interest rates. -
Nest, the UK national employment savings trust, has become the latest in “a flurry” of buyers to move into high yield bonds.
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Property developer Hong Yang Group Company is marketing its inaugural international bond, while Chinese private telecommunications operator Dr Peng Telecom & Media Group Co is set to hold a conference call with investors on Tuesday for a dollar deal.
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Burford Capital, the company that finances litigation, raised £175m with a bond issue on the London Stock Exchange’s Orderbook for Retail Bonds on Friday – one of the biggest deals since 2012.
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After three years away, UK producer of grocery and sweets Premier Foods returned to the bond market with a £210m fiver year non-call one floater to join 2017’s sterling issuance comeback.
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Transportation Partners and China National Chemical Corp will meet fixed income accounts for their respective dollar bonds, while names like Poly Culture Group Corp, Macrolink Culturaltainment Development Co, Oceanwide Holdings Co and Jiangxi Ganfeng Lithium Co are planning to go offshore.
