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Senior European fixed income investors believe high yield issuers will find it more difficult to refinance bond debt in the market in 2017, according to a Fitch survey — but around a third also tip the asset class as their favoured marginal choice. -
The many Chinese issuers seeking offshore funding will need to negotiate a delicate dance in the new year. Volatility has rocked markets in the last 12 months, meaning issuers will have to stay nimble if they want to garner investor attention. Morgan Davis and Addison Gong report.
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Shandong Ruyi Technology Group grabbed the market’s attention with its debut international bond on Tuesday, reeling in investors searching for an alternative to notes from local government financing vehicles.
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Local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Xuzhou Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone State Asset Management Co and property developer China Vanke Co announced their respective dollar-denominated bonds on Thursday, following the US Federal Reserve’s decision to lift interest rates.
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Chinese local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) have been one of the key drivers of bond volumes this year as they hit the international market in large numbers. The increasing supply means there is more scrutiny of the underlying risk but the sector looks set for another bumper year in 2017. Addison Gong reports.
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Corporate investors have taken some significant political shocks in their stride this year but Christian Savvides, co-head of European debt advisory at Rothschild Global Advisory, warned the ride might be bumpier in 2017.
