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The weakness of the US leveraged finance market was brought home to market participants with a jolt on Tuesday, when the Carlyle Group, which is buying Veritas Technologies, a US data storage company, abandoned its attempt to raise $3.3bn of debt for the deal.
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Hong Kong property company New World Development has picked banks to arrange investor meetings ahead of a proposed dollar offering. -
TUS Holdings managed to raise $400m from its debut international bond this week, with anchor orders and private banks driving demand.
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Investor demand for Asian debt was put to the test this week when Singapore's Stats ChipPac executed the region’s first non-Chinese high yield bond in more than three months.
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Fresenius SE, the German medical services company, received its second investment grade rating this week with a Moody's one notch upgrade on Monday. But there was little movement in the company's bond prices as market participants said the change had long been priced in.
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Asia’s debt market saw a busy Tuesday with a trio of issuers, SP PowerAssets, Stats ChipPac and TUS Holdings, venturing out for dollars.
