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After a wave of high profile sovereign issues from Sri Lanka and Pakistan, a number of emerging market corporates look set to enter the market. Investor appetite for diversification is strong and global confidence in emerging markets is returning. -
Energias de Portugal is enjoying rising demand from overseas investors for its bonds. The Portuguese electricity company sold a €650m five year high yield bond on Tuesday, attracting a €2.2bn book.
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Wind Telecomunicazioni priced its €3.75bn-equivalent high yield bond issue on Tuesday, in a deal that should save it €200m of interest payments a year, according to a banker, by allowing it to repay older, higher-paying bonds.
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Monier has amended the structure of the €565m of debt it is seeking to raise. The French roof tiles maker has increased its term loan and scrapped plans to issue a senior secured fixed rate bond.
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Vivendi has made up its mind — its French mobile phone unit SFR will go to Numericable, the highly leveraged cable operator, as it had always intended, and not to Bouygues, a grand French industrial company and investment grade borrower.
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Tower Bersama Group is rumoured to be in the market for a new dollar bond of up to $500m, according to bankers.
