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361 Degrees International, a Chinese sportswear brand targeting second and third tier cities, is meeting investors for its debut offshore renminbi bond. Tsinlien Group, meanwhile, has mandated banks for its own CNH deal. -
Travis Perkins, the UK building materials supplier, plans to launch what is believed to be its first public bond, with a benchmark sterling deal rated BB+ by Standard & Poor’s.
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China Oceanwide Holdings Group is expected to issue a five year bond to finance an acquisition of land in Los Angeles according to an investor who met the company last week.
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West China Cement will meet investors in Asia and Europe for a new dollar offering starting next week. The borrower is looking to raise money to redeem its existing bonds.
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Bankers have welcomed a revival of investor appetite for high yield bonds, after inflows to high yield funds in Europe resumed last week, raising hopes of a more supportive market for issuers in September.
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Credit Suisse has hired a managing director to its EMEA leveraged finance and sponsors group in London.
