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Twin Pine Consulting is stepping up its efforts to develop local currency markets in Asean as it begins preparations to sell the first Lao kip-denominated corporate bond. The Thai financial advisory firm is also trying to bring sovereigns, including Cambodia and Myanmar, to the international bond market. -
Picard Surgelés, the French frozen food producer and retailer, sold a €770m bond on Wednesday, of which €602m will be used to pay a dividend to shareholders.
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Telecommunication tower provider Solusi Tunas Pratama (STP) raised $300m from a five year non-call three bond on February 12, in what was the second international bond from the sector in less than 10 days.
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Smurfit Kappa Group, the Irish packaging group, priced a €250m 10 year high yield bond on Wednesday evening that found solid demand, after announcing higher earnings and revenue for 2014.
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Nigel Walder has quit JP Morgan after over a decade at the firm to move to Bain Capital. He was most recently a managing director for European leveraged finance capital markets, and had been in that role for three years.
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With the renminbi-dollar cross currency swap (CCS) shooting up to record levels over the past week, international high grade issuers could be tempted back in to the offshore renminbi (CNH) market.
