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  • PT Multipolar is braving Asia’s fragile debt market to issue its debut dollar bond. The single-B rated issuer will provide a real test of whether the region’s markets are again open for business, particularly for unknown high yield credits.
  • European leveraged loans are being flexed and facing delays owing to the wealth of issuance in the market as banks reprice deals to get them off their books ahead of August.
  • Vue Entertainment has put on a good show. The UK cinema chain has priced its £550m-equivalent high yield bond inside guidance, after four days of marketing.
  • Findus, the fish and frozen food company, has released price guidance for its £410m high yield bond. It plans to sell euro and sterling notes today, dropping a planned Swedish krona tranche.
  • Expro, the UK oil and gas well services provider, has tapped for $100m its 8.5% 2016 bond, of which about $991m was previously outstanding. Guidance in the 104 to 104.25 area was released on Thursday afternoon.
  • Unilabs, the Geneva-based laboratories business, succeeded in selling its €685m debut high-yield bond on Wednesday in an intraday execution, nearly a month after pulling the deal amid unfavourable markets.