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Neerg Energy is set to become the second Indian corporate to sell a dollar green bond, having hired six firms to arrange meetings with global accounts on Tuesday. -
Metals and mining company Vedanta Resources jumped back into the international market on Tuesday with a 5.5 year transaction, hoping to secure a dollar deal before markets become quiet for the Chinese New Year holidays.
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Discount retailer B&M will launch on Tuesday its £250m debut high yield bond in a so far ‘hard Brexit’-proof sterling market — but some investors are already warning about a potential glut of supply.
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Hong Kong Airlines was among the many borrowers that squeezed through a narrow issuance window last week before Chinese New Year. Its first senior perpetual, which has been sometime in the making, soared with strong private bank demand.
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Chinese companies Shui On Land and Biostime International are looking to raise funds from the dollar debt market, launching their respective deals on Monday morning.
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The European high yield bond market priced on Friday its third deal listing on the Channel Islands this year, a £425m bond to finance NewDay’s acquisition by Cinven and CVC.
