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Leveraged finance industry bodies are a changin’. The two main trade organisations led by the sell side are set to open talks with a new, more independent investor lobby taking its first steps on Wednesday. -
At first look, a high new issue premium makes a corporate bond deal look cheap for investors. However, the negative effect that premium can have on an issuer’s outstanding bonds can prove to outweigh the cheapness of the new deal for an issuer’s long term backers.
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Railway and toll road constructor Shandong Hi-Speed Group became the latest issuer to opt for a short tenor for its bond this week, in a bid to speed up the issuance process while keeping the yield low.
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Zhenro Properties Group bagged $200m from a short-dated bond on Tuesday — being strategic with its choice of a 363-day tenor, while also finding an opportunistic issuance window on a day market sentiment was on a high.
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While leveraged market participants expect loans to maintain their lead over fixed income in volume terms, some underwriters and lawyers believe market fatigue is beginning to make borrowers turn their attention to high yield bonds again.
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First it was a pair of car finance issuers. Then came a pair of utilities. And on Tuesday it was a pair of telecoms companies that came to the corporate bond market. But the latest couple really got investors revved up with more than €16.5bn of orders placed.
