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One of the main sources of primary issuance in the European leveraged loan 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. -
Asian bond markets could face oversupply in September as two Chinese banks look to bring big Basel III deals that risk crowding out some issuers or forcing them to pay up. But borrowers seem unfazed. With a mix of new and old names planning to appear in the market, the pipeline looks healthy, write Isabella Zhong and Virginia Furness.
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Yingde Gases Investment has opened guidance on the first high yield dollar bond from Asia ex-Japan since the markets quietened down at the start of August. Appetite for high yield credit still appears strong and the borrower’s existing bonds rallied after books on the new deal opened on Thursday morning.
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Berneej Saini is leaving Morgan Stanley, where he was an executive director in high yield at the US bank’s London branch, to work for his family business.
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Indonesia’s Berau Coal Energy, which was forced to pull a bond issue last week, is attempting to re-engage investors with a site visit this week.
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In the middle of a quiet August, thoughts among leveraged finance bankers have naturally turned to September, traditionally one of the busiest months of the year. But market participants are unsure how many transactions still need to be done, following the surge of supply that hit the market in July.
