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The high yield market is bracing itself for another onslaught from Chinese borrowers in the last part of the year. But a combination of an onshore real estate slump and questions about whether the impending flood of Basel III transactions could reprice the sector are causing bankers to have second thoughts about the outlook, writes Rev Hui. -
Several companies rated single-B are delaying launching debut high yield bonds, after two such transactions struggled earlier this month.
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Credit Suisse’s leveraged finance business has come under harsh scrutiny from the Federal Reserve. The bank has received an especially stern letter from the US financial regulator, but market participants say most institutions have been criticised severely for their risky lending practices.
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Chinese real estate firm Sunshine 100 China Holdings raised $115m on September 25 by printing a 12.75% 2017 trade through the curve of its closest comparable – Redco Properties Group.
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Participants in the UK retail bond market have been asking for a greater diversity of issuance. Now they’re getting it. Eros International, an unrated Bollywood film production company, launched on Thursday a seven year unsecured bond paying 6.5%.
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Virgin Media, the UK cable television, broadband and mobile phone company, substantially reduced the cost of its debt on Tuesday, as it priced $500m and £300m of senior unsecured notes.
