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New Europe Property Investments (Nepi) is ploughing ahead with efforts to engage investors on a non-deal roadshow despite having postponed its euro-denominated bond offering after meetings held at the end of October. -
Indian high yield issuers are really starting to make their presence felt with another two – Reliance Communications and Lodha Developers (LDPL) – planning to meet investors for what could be would be their debuts in the offshore dollar market.
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The US high yield bond market is in reverse, suffering from overexposure to the now-troubled shale oil sector and faced with higher interest rates all round. But market participants see the European market as providing little alternative for issuers — or for investors.
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Hapag-Lloyd, the German container shipping company, jumped into the high yield bond market on Thursday for a drive-by sale of a €250m bond, to refinance a deal maturing next year.
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Belden, the US cable maker, has tapped its 2023 bond for €200m, triggering a one notch downgrade by Moody's to Ba2 — but investors shrugged off the change.
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Israel Chemicals is out with initial price thoughts for a 10 year note and follows hot on the heels of Israel Electric which printed the same tenor on November 5.
