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Bankers and investors are still complaining about the lack of single-B rated issuers in the European high yield market this year, but 2017 will bring little relief, Fitch said on Wednesday. -
Investment grade corporate bond issuance kept up a steady pace this week, as borrowers took advantage of one of 2016’s last clear weeks for issuance. But far from being putt off by new issue premiums growing plump as turkeys in a market worried about interest rate risk, issuers know conditions could well be worse in the new year.
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US drugs specialist Catalent Pharma on Tuesday began offering its debut euro bond to investors as it sought funding for its acquisition of peers Pharmatek and Accucaps.
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After almost two years away from the market, Thomas Cook opened a three day roadshow on Tuesday for a new euro deal, which will redeem its only sterling bond and portions of its 2020 euro notes.
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Santander has hired Andrew Clayton to lead its UK leveraged finance division and grow its business in the mid-size corporate market.
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Chinese auto company Loncin Holdings launched a new dim sum bond Monday, the issuer’s first international market transaction, as two other Chinese names issued mandates for their own debuts.
