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Necta & Wittenborg Global Vending, the Italo-German vending machine maker, kicked off October for the euro high yield market, which printed €16bn of deals during the previous month. -
Hellenic Petroleum on Thursday opened books for a new euro bond to redeem its 8% 2017s, with coupon guidance already some 200bp tighter than the old notes.
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A handful of Chinese companies have registered their plans to sell offshore foreign currency bonds with the National Development and Reform Commission, with potential issuers ranging from state-linked entities, government financing vehicles and corporates.
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Hong Kong-listed ITC Properties Group became the only international debt issuer from Greater China this week, selling its notes during the country’s week-long national holiday.
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The euro high yield market in September reached the highest volume of bond sales on record for the past 18 months, according to research house CreditSights, but not all data was so encouraging.
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French glass packaging maker Verallia on Wednesday began testing investors’ thirst for risk with a €500m pay-if-you-can (PIYC) bond, the first of its kind issued since October 2015.
