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Asia’s debt capital markets have finally sparked back into life and it is Korean credits that are the most sought after. But while the usual parade of state-backed banks will have no trouble accessing markets, the country’s high yield names are unlikely to benefit.
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Peugeot, the French car maker, returned to the euro bond market today after a six month absence and priced a successful issue, raising the €600m it wanted at a substantially tighter yield than its last issue.
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Polish broadcaster TVN is taking orders for the second part of its second attempt to refinance its outstanding 2017 bonds.
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Default rates for French and Dutch LBO issuers have risen sharply over the past twelve months, according to a new study published by Standard & Poor’s, making lenders more wary about committing to amend and extend transactions in the regions.
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Market participants expect debt to Ebitda ratios for European deals to keep increasing until the volume of new issuance picks up, according to a poll conducted by EuroWeek.
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China ZhengTong Auto Services Holdings has relieved the pressure of a ratings downgrade after it priced a credit-enhanced US dollar bond that was initially met with doubt from cautious bond investors.