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Chinese property developers are making the most of the bullish sentiment following China’s recent interest rate cut, with Logan Property Holdings and Yuzhou Properties Company pricing bonds this week. -
Indian high yield names have been some of the most sought-after credits this year as investor sentiment picked up following the election of pro-reform prime minister Narendra Modi. But that winning streak appears to have come to an end, at least temporarily, after Reliance Communications (RComm) and Lodha Developers pulled the plug on their deals this week, writes Narae Kim.
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Allen & Overy is expanding its European high yield team by appointing a Germany-focused partner, who will also support the US corporate finance division.
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Investor sentiment appears to have turned against India credits if the fate of two deals this week is anything to go by. Having extended its bookbuilding period there is still no sign of the debut from Reliance Communications while Lodha Developers is also giving investors more time to consider its trade.
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The pace in investment grade corporate bond market is a little easier than last week, after several weeks of heavy supply, with Monday and Tuesday producing just one new issue each after a quiet Friday. But the fun is not over yet. Mandates continue to pour in, boosted by the uptick in mergers and acquisitions in the second half of the year.
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Sunac China Holdings joined the procession of Chinese property companies that have come to the market since China cut borrowing rates. The company raised $400m from a five non call three year bond on December 2.
