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Chinese property developer KWG Group Holdings executed a swift tap last Friday to use up the rest of its fundraising quota for the year, adding $150m to its coffers. -
Triple-C rated high yield bond issues had disparate fates this week. While UK private schools group Cognita was pulling its new notes, adding to November’s list of failed deals, German pharma company Stada priced its bonds in line with guidance.
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Dartington Hall Trust, a charity in the UK, is keeping its bond offer open until March next year, amid a slack retail market.
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Sunac China Holdings ventured into the market on Thursday for a tap of its existing 2020 bond. The Chinese borrower found such a huge response that it was able to raise more money than planned.
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Huaibei City Construction Investment Holding Group Co’s debt transaction remained open on Friday for a second day of bookbuilding, as the Chinese issuer sought additional orders from investors.
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Shares and bonds of UK holidays operator Thomas Cook took a beating this week, after it reported low earnings and high net debt, which it blamed on weak local demand and currency effects. But investors saw the company as a victim of poor management, rather than domestic Brexit turbulence.
