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Dufry, the Swiss travel retail operator, is assessing how it will use the capital markets to finance its €3.6bn cash acquisition of World Duty Free, announced on Monday. -
Swiss travel operator Dufry is set to launch around €1.5bn of loans and bonds backing its €3.6bn acquisition of World Duty Free after the Easter weekend.
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French automotive equipment supplier Faurecia on Tuesday printed a €200m tap of its €500 3.125% senior unsecured bond, then it returned to the high yield market for €100m more.
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China’s struggling property sector got a much needed boost this week after the Chinese authorities introduced a new set of supportive measures. The new rules will not be a quick fix to the real estate industry’s problems, but they have prompted renewed interest in its bonds, writes Rev Hui.
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Several corporate bond issuers have braved a tricky European market to get deals done before the Easter break. Today, Centrica, the UK energy company, is launching its debut hybrid bond.
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Grand China Air Hong Kong has issued first maiden dollar bond this week, driven by a sizeable reverse enquiry. Although the deal came wider than comps, bankers on the deal argue the deal's success should not be judged on yields alone.
