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Disruptive US economic policy has not yet dented credit appetite
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One of Vietnam’s largest property developers Vingroup raised VN$3tr ($135.5m) from a dual-tranche offering on February 18 in what was only the second transaction in the country to be backed by the Credit Guarantee Investment Facility. -
The hidden depth of demand in Europe’s corporate bond market was made amply clear on Monday, when Vodafone trounced market expectations that it would issue a €3bn bond — itself a large and bullish transaction — by raising €6bn.
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Evergrande Real Estate Group said on Monday that it has received the requisite consent from bondholders to relax terms on two of its outstanding dollar bonds.
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Rating agency Moody’s on Friday added its voice to those of analysts and investors in London and Madrid asking for details on Abengoa’s debt reduction.
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Insurance claims processor Solera Holdings has just three more days of roadshowing to persuade investors to get involved in its $4bn bond and leveraged loan financing, with the jury out on whether a strong week of meetings in the US can trump the torrid time the company had when courting investors in Europe, write Max Bower and Victor Jimenez.
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The shrinking of balance sheets has become a common theme in recent years, particularly in the financial sector. Investors are punishing banks that are either unwilling or unable to implement a more conservative financial strategy.
