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There is a distinct sense of impending summer slowdown in corporate debt this week, both for loans and bonds. But that has not stopped a number of borrowers rushing to wrap up sizeable deals before the window closes.
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Primary bond activity in Asia sprang back to life on Wednesday following a slow start to the week, with high yield issuance leading the way. -
The Asia ex-Japan debt market is set to welcome a landmark trade this week, with NTPC marketing India’s first offshore rupee-denominated green bond of up to Rp15bn ($224.6m).
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Greenko Investment Company is gearing up to become the first corporate from India to sell a dollar green bond, launching a roadshow in Asia, Europe and the US ahead of a 144A outing next week.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s EMEA Determinations Committee has agreed to rule on whether Grupo Isolux Corsán Finance has triggered a bankruptcy credit event, after the Spanish engineering company suspended payments on bonds and sought creditor protection in the US.
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US coatings manufacturer Axalta priced its $875m dual currency offering on Tuesday as it brought this week’s second cross-border bond, at pre-Brexit pricing levels.
