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Vivacom is adding to the trend of emerging market-based companies issuing a bond with high yield documents. The Bulgarian telecoms company wants to raise €400m of five year non-call two debt.
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Metropolis Propertindo Utama (MPU) is hoping to resurrect a five non-call three it announced last week by giving investors more time to become familiar with the Indonesian property developer.
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Brazilian ammunition maker CBC Ammo became the latest Latin American borrower to be hit by better than expected economic data from the US when it had to widen pricing from guidance to sell a $250m debut bond.
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The European high yield market has been pushing to ever more bullish highs in 2013 – more issuance, tight pricing, higher leverage, more aggressive PIK structures, challenging countries like Serbia. But this week the market expanded in a completely new way – to a 15 year maturity, writes Stefanie Linhardt.
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Leveraged loan bankers and investors have expressed fear that an aggressive repricing of Ista International’s already tight debt margins may lead to an onslaught of opportunistic requests from Europe’s weaker credits, writes Olivier Holmey. -
Santander Asset Management Finance is issuing $1.192bn-equivalent of drawn debt to back its partial acquisition by Warburg Pincus and General Atlantic.
