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Months after failing to repay both renminbi and dollar bonds, Haikou Meilan International Airport has now confirmed the non-payment, adding to the spate of recent defaults from Chinese issuers. -
Chinese real estate firms Seazen Holdings Co and China South City Holdings both came to the dollar bond market this week, making use of a narrowing window for issuance before the year ends.
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Malaysian energy services group Serba Dinamik International faced an uphill battle on Thursday when it courted investors for a new bond.
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Houlihan Lokey’s European corporate finance land grab has made its fifth acquisition since 2014, writes David Rothnie, at a time when the fluctuations of the credit cycle may be about to lead to more restructurings.
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French equipment leasing firm Kiloutou locked in an opportunistic refinancing of its loans with a new dual tranche €820m high yield bond on Thursday, easing its covenant constraints at the expense of adding call protection. At initial talk, the deal appeared to have little pricing rationale, but the market proved keen to support it, and the company added an extra €40m and priced through guidance.
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Investors have dumped Peking University Founder Group Co’s $2.95bn of dollar bonds after a default by the company in onshore China rattled markets. But despite numerous default situations from the country making headlines this year, market participants are not hitting the panic button just yet, writes Addison Gong.
