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Nervousness ahead of this week's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting stymied any deals in the Asia ex-Japan dollar bond market. But though the Federal Reserve’s surprisingly dovish signal suggested that issuance would pick up soon, high yield credits could struggle to return, writes Rev Hui. -
UCB, the unrated Belgian pharmaceuticals company, is sounding out demand for a senior unsecured euro bond for general financing purposes among European investors.
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After weeks of absorbing a deluge of corporate bonds, the European market began to feel softer at the end of last week, a sign perhaps that it needs time to digest the issuance.
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Singaporean lifestyle real estate company Rowsley has closed books on a three year non call one S$100m ($72m) bond issue, which the company will use for its development plans in Yangon, Myanmar, according to a banker close to the deal.
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BNP Paribas has restructured reporting lines on its syndicate desk, including giving one person responsibility for loans, high yield bonds and leveraged finance.
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Obrascon Huarte Lain, the Spanish construction company, wants to sell a €425m eight year non-call three bond that would push out its first bond repayment to 2020.
