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China Oceanwide Holdings Group is meeting investors in Hong Kong this week. While the meetings are technically a non-deal roadshow, investors said the borrower was looking to finance an acquisition. -
Indonesia’s Berau Coal Energy tried to tip the balance in its favour with its bond offering last week by asking investors to take on greater risk but not compensating them for it. Unsurprisingly, the deal did not see the finish line. BCE would do well to keep in mind the age old adage that you can’t have your cake and eat it too.
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Giles Borten, co-head of EMEA corporate debt capital markets and sole head of EMEA leveraged finance at UBS, has left the bank, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital.
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Indonesia’s Berau Coal Energy (BCE) pulled a five year non call three deal this week that it brought to market on Monday. Despite feedback that its initial guidance was not generous enough, it decided against revising it — drawing criticism from bankers, writes Isabella Zhong.
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Delhi International Airport Limited (Dial) is preparing to join the procession of Indian high yield names making their debut in the international bond market, after picking for banks for a dollar deal.
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US regulators will likely introduce stricter enforcement of leveraged lending rules in their annual review of syndicated loan practices, Moody’s said on Tuesday.
