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  • Yingde Gases Investment took advantage of strong technical demand for Asian high yield to price a deal capped at $250m on August 21. Scarcity value — both in terms of size and sector — also buoyed investor support for the bond, which was 10 times subscribed.
  • BMW left rival borrowers standing in its wake with a prompt dual tranche bond issue yesterday that raised €1.75bn from a €5bn book, showing that Europe’s corporate bond market is wide open for business.
  • Bankers have welcomed a revival in 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.
  • Yingde Gases Investment took advantage of strong technical demand for Asian high yield to price a deal capped at $250m on Thursday. Scarcity value – both in terms of size and sector – also buoyed investor support for the bond which had an order book 10 times subscribed.
  • The US corporate bond market all but closed this week as issuance of investment grade transactions dwindled further and high yield deal flow ceased altogether.
  • One of the main sources of primary issuance in the European leveraged loan and high yield bond market so far this year may be set to take a hit, as bankers have expressed concerns over sponsors’ ability to achieve aggressive dividend recaps following investor push back in late July.