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UK guarantor loans company Amigo Loans on Wednesday became the third European business to launch a high yield bond this year and the second to list on the increasingly popular Channel Islands Securities Exchange. -
European corporate bond issues are coming thick and fast. Participants who predicted this week would be busy have been proved right, with 12 deals pushed into the euro, sterling and Eurodollar markets so far.
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New World Development Company, via its wholly-owned subsidiary New World China Land, sold a $600m 10 year bond on Tuesday, the first time it had opted for such a long tenor, according to bankers.
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A growing number of European high yield bonds are being listed on the Channel Islands Securities Exchange to avoid onerous EU regulations. But borrowers should avoid too many visits to the offshore haven for the good of their market.
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After spending 2016 away from the high yield market, UK premium car maker Jaguar Land Rover returned on Tuesday to add euros to its all sterling and dollar debt.
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Property developer China Jinmao Holdings Group is marketing a dollar-denominated subordinated bond — its first hybrid offering.
