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South Korea’s Kookmin Bank and Indian’s Glenmark Pharmaceuticals ventured out to the dollar debt market on Monday with their respective bonds. -
Lecta Group, the southern European coated paper manufacturer, on Friday printed a €600m two tranche bond in a high yield market comfortably readjusted to post-Brexit times, as issuance surpassed €2.5bn in five days.
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Real estate developer Greenland Hong Kong sold a highly popular bond on Thursday, in a move that highlighted investors’ lack of concern about the issuer’s high leverage.
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KWG Property Holding sealed its third appearance in the onshore bond market this year with a Rmb2bn ($299m) private placement on Thursday. But unlike its previous deals, which were sold by its onshore subsidiary, the latest offering was a direct issuance from the Cayman Islands-incorporated firm.
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The UK’s largest dental company Mydentist on Thursday launched a £425m bond to refinance all of its debt, becoming the first high yield sterling deal since the country voted to leave the European Union.
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Rating agency Standard & Poor’s said this week that global credit markets are poised either for a "slow burn" of deteriorating market conditions or something even worse: a credit exit, or "Crexit" — where a major economic or political shock triggers a shutdown of global markets altogether.
