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High yield investors nibble at IG names, as credit investors brace for ‘trillions’ unlocked from money market funds
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Thames Water refinancing battle is an unedifying mess
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China Three Gorges Corp, CCB Leasing and 361 Degrees International are looking to take advantage of a tight window to get their dollar fundraisings out of the way ahead of a speech from Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen on Friday. -
An auction to settle Norske Skog credit default swaps will take place in June, after ISDA’s determinations ommittee agreed to an initial list of deliverables for the restructuring credit event — despite not having been able to gain access to a crucial document governing the terms of the firm’s guaranteed bonds.
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Arla Foods, the unrated Danish dairy cooperative, on Monday printed Skr1bn of notes, with issuance in the Nordic currency still lagging 28% behind last year’s figures.
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Kaisa Group Holdings has finally struck a deal with creditors over the restructuring of its offshore debt, marking the end to one of the longest-running Asian capital markets saga in recent years.
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China Huarong Asset Management is looking return to the offshore bond market this month, while Sri Rejeki Isman (Sritex) has announced plans for a new international deal alongside a cash tender offer of its existing notes.
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Bookmaker William Hill on Friday sold £350m of unsecured bonds in a sterling high yield market increasingly convinced that the June referendum will support the UK’s European Union membership.
