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South Korea's Incheon International Airport Corp made its debut in the dollar bond market this week, issuing a $300m green bond. -
Blackstone Property Partners Europe Holdings, a real estate investor, got enough demand for its bonds this week for it to price the debt flat to its curve and increase the size of the deal from expectations, as high grade corporate investors betrayed no sign of indigestion despite the recent deluge of debt issuance from the sector.
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Europe’s high grade bond investors are set to be offered new bonds from both ends of the ratings spectrum this week, as A2 rated air traffic controller Nats (En Route) and fallen angel car parts company ZF Friedrichshafen planned deals.
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Another heavy primary week in European leveraged finance swung into action on Monday, with the bond leg of the buy-out financing for Bain and Cinven’s Sfr4.2bn purchase of Lonza Specialty Ingredients among the highlights.
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French frozen food maker Picard pulled its planned €1.7bn sustainability-linked dividend deal on Friday, citing ‘unsatisfactory market conditions’, and its flexible redemption schedule, with no maturities until 2023. Conditions were so unsatisfactory that last week was one of the busiest of the year in high yield primary, while Monday has opened with another six deals announced — suggesting that for most issuers and arrangers, conditions continue to be very satisfactory indeed.
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Red chip issuer China Power International Development raised Rmb2bn ($308m) from a three year bond last week, raising the money largely to pay a mix of offshore and onshore bank loans.
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