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Telecommunication tower operator Solusi Tunas Pratama (STP) is looking to tap the offshore market for the first time, opening books to a $300m bond on February 12. -
High yield investors should be on the lookout this year for issuers weakening covenant protections in subtle ways, Moody's warned in a report published today.
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The novelty of conditions in Europe’s super-hot corporate bond market threw up several new manifestations this week.
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Chinese property developer Evergrande Real Estate Group has tapped the dollar bond market for the first time in 15 months, raising $1bn from a five year non-call three transaction. But even though Evergrande managed to get a big deal away, it nevertheless failed to meet its target for the trade.
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High yield investors grabbed bonds from lift component maker Wittur and Swiss telco Sunrise Communications on Tuesday, even after absorbing GTech’s €4.4bn-equivalent offer over the previous 24 hours.
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Wittur, the German lift components producer, has become the latest midmarket leveraged loan borrower to join this year's rush to market with a covenant-lite loan - and like the others, has been forced to widen its pricing.
