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Europe's high yield market has made a remarkable comeback in the past fortnight, crowned this week when Ball Corp, the US can maker, priced a €2bn-equivalent bond, highlighting the bullishness of euro markets inflated by QE, writes Victor Jimenez. -
A group of retail equity and bond investors in Abengoa are preparing to file a civil lawsuit in Spain — but hope a class action in the US will speed up proceedings.
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Asia’s debt capital markets show no sign of slowing down as the year end approaches, with recent deals proving that investors still have plenty of cash to deploy. Market participants expect at least one more high-profile deal to close in what is poised to be a record December, writes Rev Hui.
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Tsinghua Unigroup started taking bids for a dual-tranche dollar offering on Thursday, which if printed would be the first offshore bond from the issuer.
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Entertainment One, the UK media company, plans to sell its first bond, £285m of secured notes, after a five day roadshow that ends on Friday.
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The investment grade corporate bond market is rolling on with enough steam to run right up until Christmas. Hybrid, sterling and sub-benchmark trades have all found homes with investors this week.
