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Spain is often held up as an example of how austerity works, and Markit data published on August 5 provides some support to this view.
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Asia's high yield bond market finally saw some overdue activity over the past week, with four deals pricing. But the sector is by no means invincible — eHi Car Services had to pull a deal amid tepid demand. But despite that setback, bankers are confident of printing more deals through the summer, writes Narae Kim. -
Research firm CreditSights on Thursday said in its latest report about the European high yield market that issuance figures in the last two weeks of July were lifted to record levels by acquisition funding deals.
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CVC Capital Partners’ Cerved Group, an Italian credit information provider, will call €530m of bonds in January 2016, funded by a €660m loan, which will make the firm interest savings.
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There is little sign that summer holidays are keeping investors away from the corporate bond market this week: while the flow of deals may be slower than normal, issuers that have decided to tap the market are still receiving a warm reception.
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Oceanwide Holdings managed to reach the finish line for its $400m bond on Tuesday, the same day another high-yield issuer was forced to shelve its deal due to weak demand. Oceanwide’s triumph was thanks to the existence of outstanding notes that were trading well in secondary, as well as investors’ familiarity with the credit.
