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Corporate bond new issuance in Europe has eased off the accelerator, with market participants talking of oversupply in recent weeks. But two events on the horizon are exerting an influence: the Brexit referendum on June 23 and the European Central Bank’s expected start of its Corporate Sector Purchase Programme.
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Moody’s and S&P Global Ratings this week assigned ratings to potential hybrid bonds planned by satellite operator SES as it began to roadshow what stands to be the European market's second such deal of the year. -
A slew of onshore bond defaults by Chinese state-owned entities has sent a chill through the market over the past couple of months, with more expected to be in store. But with the market calming down in May, it’s time to take stock and realise that such defaults are part of China’s transition to a market-driven economy — and are essential for the long-term health of the country’s debt market.
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Indonesia’s Sri Rejeki Isman (Sritex) is poised to launch a new bond on June 1 as soon as a tender offer to buy back its outstanding notes expires.
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Expectations in the European high yield market about issuance volumes for 2016 are falling below the €50bn mark as low rated and new borrowers remain absent.
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GlobalCapital presents its annual High Yield Bond Awards 2016. These awards are determined entirely by a poll of market participants, and celebrate the outstanding issuers, funding officials, investment banks, bankers and rating agencies in the high yield between May 2015 and April 2016. Congratulations to the winners and nominees.
