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Bonds newly issued by Polish chemicals firm Synthos had traded down more than two cash points by early this week, with some bankers blaming the deal execution and warning that the trade might have hurt the chances of other Polish firms wanting to access the market. Bankers on the deal defended the sale, saying the issuer had set a very ambitious price target.
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Bonds issued by Hema, the Dutch discount retailer, traded down on Thursday after the publication of the company’s second quarter results.
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Carlo Fontana has been made head of Lloyds’s EMEA leveraged debt capital markets team, which combines the bank’s leveraged loans and high yield businesses. -
Seven Energy is about to make it second time lucky, as it readies to price a seven year non-call four offering on Thursday.
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Ukrainian state run oil and gas company Naftogaz has confirmed the repayment of its $1.6bn Eurobond after failing to meet its September 30 deadline. While the delay did not come as a surprise to many, bond holders were left with sweaty palms on Wednesday and whispers of default did not do the country any favours.
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Richard Jackson, co-head of leveraged and acquisition finance (LAF) at HSBC, has been made global head of that division.
