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The Greek Organisation of Football Prognostics (OPAP), the Greek gambling company, launched a sub-benchmark sized bond with a yield range below 4% on Wednesday — the first high yield from Greece this year. -
Spie, the French technical services provider, brought the first new leveraged buy-out financing in the euro high yield bond market for three months this week with a €600m seven year senior unsecured bond.
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Wednesday’s Dutch general election has not put the brakes on corporate bond issuance as it was expected to, probably because investors are expecting a fragmented result ending in a coalition, rather than a market-unfriendly all out vote for the far right.
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Guorui Properties sealed a $300m debut international deal after offering investors a slightly unusual structure in order to secure a lower yield.
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Fujian Zhanglong Group is tapping its three year bonds from last year for a second time, opening books on a quiet Wednesday as the market awaits announcement from the FOMC meeting.
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Guorui Properties opened the Asia high yield corporate debt market for the week, launching its debut dollar deal just ahead of the US Federal Reserve meeting.
