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The University of Liverpool became the latest UK university to tap the capital markets on Friday, rounding off a tricky week for corporate borrowers with a well received 40 year sterling issue. -
The Government of Mongolia is set to explore the offshore renminbi (CNH) market for the first time. This follows the overwhelming success of UK’s debut dim sum offering last year, which was the first from a non-Chinese sovereign.
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Jardine Cycle & Carriage is planning to raise S$1.03bn ($772m) from a one-for-nine rights issue, with the aim of repaying loans it took on earlier this year to fund its acquisition of a stake in Thailand’s Siam City Cement Public Company.
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Host Europe, the German online hosting provider, has slashed margins on €406m-equivalent of leveraged loans, as an oversubscribed order book showed there was life yet in repricings.
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Swedish Export Credit Corp brought a debut green bond that was greeted with decent demand despite volatility in government bonds.
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New York-listed Nord Anglia, the international schools operator, sold a Sfr200m secured high yield bond on Thursday. It had to trim the size, but was able to hold out against pressure to widen pricing.
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The Loan Market Association has added four new board members, as its membership has just surpassed 600 organisations.
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Host Europe, the German online hosting provider, has slashed margins on €406m-equivalent of leveraged loans, as an oversubscribed order book showed there was life yet in repricings.
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A Cambodian borrowing has hit the offshore syndicated loan market. The $80m deal for Khmer Brewery has three banks at the helm, which are understood to be targeting banks that have an existing presence in the southeast Asian nation.
