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Volatility has reigned following the UK’s decision to exit the European Union last Friday. But market participants in Asia are now hopeful that the region’s high yield market will be a new go-to place for investors trying to redeploy their funds away from Europe. -
Singapore water treatment firm Citic Envirotech is seeking a tap of the $175m 5.45% perpetual notes that it originally sold last year, becoming the first issuer in Asia to test the G3 market since Brexit.
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Argentina’s confectionary maker Arcor is tomorrow meeting investors in the US and London to market a $300m offering, the only active high yield deal that European investors can consider in the week after the UK's Brexit vote.
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Click here for all of GlobalCapital's analysis of the UK's decision to leave the European Union
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Capital markets people thought Brexit would not happen because the UK electorate always chooses the sensible option in the end. But it hasn’t.
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Talking to clients, readying deals set to come in the next two weeks, high yield and leveraged loan bankers on Friday began gearing up to fight gloomy forecasts for the post-Brexit world.
