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Lippo Karawaci has announced the minimum yield for a new dollar-denominated senior offering due 2023, as it aims to switch holders out of a 2019 bond into a longer four year deal. -
The opening shot for the race to save Abengoa from bankruptcy came on Monday from Alvarez & Marsal, the restructuring firm, and its plan to half the Spanish renewable energy company’s corporate debt to €4bn — now the board and creditors must approve the scheme before March 28.
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Hua Han Health Industry Holdings is eyeing the international bond market for the first time, having mandated one bank to work on a dollar-denominated deal.
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European high yield trading depends closely on the US secondary market, where liquidity has declined as risk-aversion has deepened in recent months.
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While almost all financial markets have been stricken with fear so far this year, Europe's leveraged loan market has been surprisingly buoyant, with a healthy flow of deals and plenty of interest from investors — though the sister high yield market is a desert. Max Bower and Victor Jimenez report.
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As WTI and Brent crude oil prices slip down below $30, high yield analysts are pointing at Spain’s oil producer Repsol as the first European company that could cross over into the sub-investment grade market.
