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Friday’s confirmation that the Issa brothers, backed by TDR Capital, had won the auction for UK supermarket Asda, catapulted them into the super league of borrowers in European leveraged credit — the handful of entrepreneurs whose appetite for debt surpasses market appetite to lend to a single capital structure. -
Indonesian property company Alam Sutera’s move to kick off an exchange offer last week to stave off pressing financial concerns was met with ratings downgrades from two of the three global ratings agencies.
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Better quality high yield borrowers spotted a market window on Tuesday, with Spanish retailer El Corte Ingles and Dutch chemicals firm OCI both launching well-flagged double-B rated bonds on the back of Monday’s stronger trading session.
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China Evergrande Group reached an agreement with a group of strategic investors to avoid upcoming repayments, easing recent concerns on a potential liquidity squeeze for the company.
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Research from Bank of America shows European high yield issuers boosted their cash holdings by €97bn year on year, a 60% increase, and a record level for nearly all regions and sectors.
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Gabriel Levy will start as Natixis's global head of debt capital markets this week, replacing Michael Haize, who is moving over to the global markets division to become global head of rates and currencies trading.
