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The Masala bond market finally sprang into life this week as Housing Development Finance Corp sealed the first offshore rupee deal from an Indian corporate. With a benchmark now set and the currency one of the better performers this year, market watchers said the door has opened for peers to follow. Rashmi Kumar reports. -
Singapore’s Olam International found eager investors for its $500m perpetual trade on Thursday, showing that it has successfully regained the market’s confidence following a change in shareholding structure driven by a short seller report.
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Hong Kong’s Regal Hotels International Holdings executed a swift dollar trade this week, getting in and out of the market in just three days. Despite being unrated and with few comparables offering guidance, the firm managed to slash pricing by 30bp and found plenty of support.
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C rated issuers will struggle to find refinancing opportunities over the next two years, Moody’s warned on Wednesday.
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The first corporate bond new issue has been priced in euros at a negative yield. Deutsche Bahn raised €350m of five year debt on Wednesday with a 0% coupon, at a yield of -0.006%.
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Singapore’s Olam International is seeking investors for a subordinated dollar perpetual non call five trade, opening books on Wednesday morning with initial guidance in the 5.5% area.
