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Swedish cable operator Com Hem priced its Skr2.5bn (€272m) bond tightly on Thursday. It will use the proceeds to refinance Skr3.5bn of senior secured notes. -
Germany’s Fresenius Medical Care launched a $900m high yield bond issue in the US market on Wednesday, via Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, Scotia Bank, HSBC and Suntrust Robinson Humphrey.
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Spain’s capital market boom is being undermined by the return of local lenders, but international banks are well placed to capture a bulging M&A pipeline, writes David Rothnie.
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It has been a rollercoaster ride for investors in the Asia ex-Japan high yield market in recent weeks, with macro volatility and sector-specific issues in Chinese property names conspiring to make life uncomfortable for all but the most battle-hardened accounts. But with the situation stabilising this week, market participants are already predicting a quick return to form, writes Rev Hui.
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Grand City Properties, a Luxembourg-registered, Frankfurt-listed company that invests in German residential property, is expected to price about €350m of high yield bonds on Friday, a banker familiar with the deal said.
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Tata Motors (TML) is looking to defy the poor performance of Indian high yield credit and is in the market with a 5.5 year dollar bond. Despite Thursday being a national holiday in India for Diwali, bankers said that the borrower was keen to take advantage of a constructive window amid recent volatility, and books are building well.
