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Logan Property Holdings printed its inaugural international issue, a five year non call three dollar bond, on Tuesday. Dealers brought the high yield borrower to the market after seeing fewer headwinds against Chinese property. -
Germany’s specialty chemicals business CABB began roadshowing €585m of senior notes on Tuesday to back its takeover by Permira.
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Will payment-in-kind debt ever lose the power to shock and bewilder? After a short respite, one of high yield’s most controversial creations has returned to the market. Investors are scooping it up like gluttons, but they should be wary of agreeing to ever more aggressive terms.
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Logan Property Holdings launched its debut transaction in international markets on Tuesday with a five year non call three dollar issue. Although the non-investment grade developer is a relatively new name, it ranks well among Chinese property companies for financial health, and the deal is said to have gotten off to a solid start.
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Matalan refis - Ovako notes trade up - Xella issues floater - Agrokor seeks PIK - Debt takes shape for Gea - Moy Park roadshows
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Brakes Group, the UK food supplier owned by private equity firm Bain Capital, priced €150m of new bonds and a £257m tap on Wednesday, as it finalised the shift in its debt structure from loans to bonds.
