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Powerlong Real Estate Holdings returned to the dollar bond market following a hiatus of nearly three years, pricing a $200m deal inside its existing curve. -
Chinese water treatment firm Citic Envirotech has printed its first dollar bond, raising $175m from a trade that was designed to take advantage of Asian private banks’ increasing need for yield.
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The leveraged finance market suffered an unpleasant shock this week, when $5.6bn of loans and bonds for the Carlyle Group’s acquisition of Veritas Software had to be pulled. Bankers were left blaming market sentiment, an aggressive structure — and each other, write Max Bower and Victor Jimenez.
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The Asia ex-Japan bond market is set for a busy few weeks as issuers decide between pushing out deals now and postponing their fundraisings until 2016. Sovereigns and bank capital trades are part of the pipeline but with Thanksgiving holiday and a potential rate rise looming, timing has become critical, writes Narae Kim.
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Asia’s primary debt market is set for a busy end to the month with another four issuers - Citic Envirotech, Korean Air Lines, Powerlong Real Estate Holdings and China Construction Bank Asia all looking to attract international investors with deals of their own on Thursday.
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Bankers and investors on Wednesday said the failure of Veritas Technologies' $2.5bn bond deal — which was pulled along with an accompanying $3.3bn loan package on Tuesday — showed evidence of familiar weaknesses and errors in the European high yield market.
