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Soho House, the London-based chain of private members' clubs, has finished a four day roadshow in the US and Europe for its debut high yield bond.
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Asian high yield bonds made a stunning comeback this week when two blowout deals put the sector back in vogue after being widely shunned by investors since global bond markets fell into a funk in June, writes Frances Yoon. But even though the US Federal Reserve dealt a positive shock to markets on Wednesday by keeping the quantitative easing taps open, bankers are all singing the same tune — junk bonds won’t be for everybody, and investors still have their limits. -
Latin American debt markets proved that they were on the path to recovery even before the surprise lift provided by the US Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday. Four sub-investment grade names from the region sold a total of $2.85bn of bonds on Friday September 13, completing the biggest week in LatAm high yield since February 2011.
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Scandinavian Airlines, the Swedish airline, made a comeback to bond markets today that won an enthusiastic reception from investors, impressing even bankers close to the deal.
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Dealogic league tables of total revenue transactions, September 19, 2013. Including Investment Banking, Debt Capital Markets, Equity Capital Markets, Mergers & Acquisitions and Syndicated Loan revenues.
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Dealogic league tables of Asian transactions, dated September 19, 2013. Including Bonds, ECM, Syndicated Loans, Mergers & Acquisitions.
