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Indian borrowers are set to raise a record amount in offshore bonds this year as companies step up their capex spending in response to the economic reforms being introduced by the new government, according to Standard & Poor’s. -
Five high yield companies were roadshowing for bond issues in Europe on Monday, as banks in the market have refound their confidence and are ready to begin bringing deals in earnest.
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Ukrainian corporate restructuring has resumed with Ferrexpo, a Ukrainian iron ore pellet exporter, which is looking to exchange its $500m notes due 2016. Analysts expect this to be the first of several such offers this year as political and economic uncertainty in the region continues.
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The first offshore bond default from a Chinese property developer had market participants fretting over the financial stability of the sector, which has huge refinancing needs this year. But in a new report Fitch said that companies under its watch are financially sound enough to refinance their outstanding debt.
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Thomas Cook, the UK travel agency, has launched and priced on Friday the first European high yield bond of the year from a single-B-rated borrower. It encountered the after-shocks from the Swiss National Bank's shock change of exchange rate policy on Thursday, but the company achieved its refinancing goals.
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Deutche Bank’s wealth management arm, Deutsche AWM, this week launched a new exchange-traded fund tracking a basket of 97 euro corporate high yield bonds with tenors of one to three years.
