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The strong conditions since the European Central Bank kick-started corporate bond markets on March 10 are still ready and waiting for issuers but the bombastic deal flow that defined the month thus far has slowed, with concern persistent among some higher risk players.
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The Spanish engineering and green energy firm Abengoa is set to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for its US affiliates, after 75% of its lenders signed a standstill agreement. -
After a bruising first quarter, the European high yield market is seeing some encouraging data as market participants hope for a pick-up in issuance after the Easter holidays.
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Hong Kong Airlines made a quick return to the international bond market on Wednesday with a $120m tap of its maiden dollar issue from January.
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A key area of derivatives focus in the planned merger between data firms Markit and IHS will be opening up Markit's credit default swap analysis to IHS corporate clients, according to sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Credit derivative indices rolled into new series on Tuesday, with traders reporting a big long bias in the outgoing US and European investment grade indices among buyside participants that caused the new series to trade tighter than the level implied by fair value.
