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Chinese property developer Wuzhou International Holdings has failed to redeem a $100m convertible bond as well as part of a Rmb500m ($73m) onshore note, announcing the breaches just months after defaulting on a $300m bond. -
The Investment Association, the trade body for UK asset managers, has published responses to two European Commission consultations on aspects of its Sustainable Finance Action Plan — the Taxonomy of environmentally sustainable economic activities and disclosures on sustainable investments and sustainability risks.
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Redco Properties Group sold a $200m two year bond on Thursday, joining a growing list of issuers that have relied on anchor support for their fundraisings.
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The first onshore China default from a local government financing vehicle (LGFV) has come as a shock to bankers and investors, but the negative news has not had a big impact on sentiment in the international bonds market. One LGFV sold a dollar bond this week and more are lining up, writes Addison Gong.
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Chinese bond issuers were the first out of the gate on Thursday, vying for investors’ attention after public holidays in many parts of Asia shut markets on Wednesday.
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The European markets for leveraged debt were on holiday this week, with no primary deals, moderate trading volumes and a slow but persistent widening. Some investors believe this week’s recess will be replaced by tougher markets in September.
