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China Auto Rental (CAR) pulled off a second successful foray in the US dollar bond market, raising $300m after tightening pricing by nearly 40bp on the back of strong demand. -
Spain’s construction and energy company Abengoa on Monday announced an unexpected €650m capital raise, which triggered immediate selling in its shares and bonds.
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French car maker Groupe Renault may have been the only European high yield borrower in the top 20 global capex champions’ list published by Standard & Poor’s on Monday, but car makers overall gained positions in the ranking.
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Korea Development Bank has opened books for an offshore renminbi offering that will be dual listed in Singapore and Taipei, marking the first such deal for the issuer and only the third one ever from a South Korean name.
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Greentown China Holdings successfully persuaded bondholders of its two existing dollar notes into a new $500m five year non call three dollar bond on July 31. Bankers on the deal say the exchange offer ended up satisfying both the issuer and investors.
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Asia’s US dollar bond market has started the week with a bang, with China Auto Rental (CAR), Peking University Founder Group and Shanghai Electric opening books for their respective transactions on Monday, August 3.
