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Two new high yield deals were announced on Monday with two day roadshows and seven year non-call three year structures that were expected to be priced later in the week. Oil exploration company Tullow Oil will offer a dollar deal while German packaging company ProGroup will sell a euro one. -
Four Asian issuers began marketing dollar deals on Monday, as a number of others started testing buy-side appetite through roadshows. But borrowers will have to temper their expectations on size and price, faced with a choppy market backdrop.
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A breach of reporting covenants on a €350m 2022 bond of Vieo, the company that owns the low cost mobile telecoms provider Lebara, has left the Nordic high yield bond market soul searching.
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Taizhou Huaxin Pharmaceutical Investment Co executed a club-style deal on Thursday, raising $150m from a three year bond. It wasn’t the only Chinese firm wooing the buy-side. State-owned Tewoo Group opted for a perpetual deal, while Shimao Property Holdings tapped the offshore renminbi (CNH) market for the first time.
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Zhejiang Hengyi Group Co, a Chinese petrochemical company, was the second issuer to fall short in the international debt market this week, pulling its planned debut dollar bond on Thursday.
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The European Commission’s Sustainable Finance Action Plan, announced on March 8, involves no less than 10 different workstreams, covering a wide range of the ideas put forward by the High Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance, which held a one year inquiry for the European Commission during 2017.
