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Now that the fight over the buyout of US computer maker Dell is over, bond investors can finally get their teeth into the company's new capital structure and the announced new high yield bonds. -
Japanese wireless carrier SoftBank Corp has signed a jumbo ¥1.98tn ($20bn) loan with a group of 19 banks, in what bankers say is the biggest syndicated loan in Asia Pacific to date.
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State-owned Tunisie Telecom has signed a TD220m ($133m) five year term loan.
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A solid secondary market performance on Monday from the Latin American bonds that priced on Friday reaffirmed the confidence of bond bankers that the high yield market was once again open. However this Wednesday’s US Federal Open Market Committee meetings are likely to delay new deal announcements from other sub-investment grade companies from the region.
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Dubai's reputation in the capital markets has taken another step towards redemption after state-owned firm Dubai Holding Investment Group (DHIG) restructured a $1.2bn loan to extend the payment to 2020.
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A group of 17 banks have made commitments to Hutchison Port Holdings’ $3.6bn self-arranged financing.
