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French bottle maker Verallia served on Wednesday an updated version of the offering it had to pull in October, when its shareholder Apollo disagreed over the terms with investors. The deal is now smaller, and the issuer less leveraged. -
Pricing in the European leveraged loan market is “in freefall”, according to one head of leveraged finance.
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Indonesia’s Pakuwon Jati was back in the international market on Wednesday after a nearly three year hiatus, looking to grab enough funds to redeem its existing 2019s.
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China Singyes Solar Technologies Holdings has become the latest energy name to venture out to the Asian debt market, taking bids for its debut dollar bond on Wednesday.
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Two weeks after printing €250m of triple-C rated notes, container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd on Tuesday sailed into the market for an add-on.
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India’s Neerg Energy sold a $475m green bond on Monday — the second green dollar transaction from Asia this year. The deal introduced a new structure to the market, but investors’ concerns were allayed by the issuer’s robust credit story.
