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Jaguar Land Rover, whose February bond issue was one of the first casualties of the coronavirus pandemic in the capital markets, has brought its first bond issue since, strengthening bond terms with a ‘springing lien’ protecting investors against future priming debt.
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Dürr, the unrated German mechanical and plant engineering firm, is guiding investors on its final day of marketing towards it issuing a €250m bond with a yield aligned to issuers in the double-B ratings bracket. -
Chinese property company Agile Group Holdings raised $300m from its Wednesday bond sale, but found less investor support than excepted.
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European credit markets recorded no fallen angels in September — the first month of the Covid crisis that this has occurred, according to credit strategists at Bank of America — and few corporates are now at immediate risk of a slide out of investment grade.
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Rolls-Royce started marketing the bond leg of a multi-product recapitalisation and refinancing package on Monday, preparing an offering of more than £1bn-equivalent across three currencies.
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The European Union’s formation of its Platform on Sustainable Finance last week marks a new phase in responsible investing. Over the past four years or so, the most influential thinkers in the market, such as the Principles for Responsible Investing, have been quietly moving back to an older interpretation of what RI means: considering the effects of investment choices on others.
