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Baltimore-based asset manager T Rowe Price on Wednesday launched a new bond fund, that will in part aim to profit from European high yield’s momentum. -
ThyssenKrupp, the German steel and engineering firm, raised €1.35bn on Wednesday with a dual tranche bond issue that tightened 20bp during the bookbuild.
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Europe’s corporate bond market is gathering pace. A subdued January in which issuers tiptoed around the Greek election and European quantitative easing, left plenty to do.
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Swedish care provider Humana AB began marketing its first bond on Thursday, a Skr1.75bn (€180m) issue to refinance debt, after a busy period of acquisitions.
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The European high yield market’s record start to the year suffered a sudden halt for five days, in which the new issue market went quiet, in stark contrast with the slew of deals seen in January and early February. The reason? Investors never forgot how to discriminate.
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India’s Yes Bank launched the country’s first green infrastructure bond on Monday, February 16, as the government looks to support debt issuance for environmental projects.
