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Maoye International Holdings has returned to the dollar bond market, two months after failing to price its debut CNH deal. The borrower also attempted to price a dollar bond last year but launching just weeks before the taper tantrum started meant that the deal was not completed. However, bankers are confident that investors are comfortable with the credit and that the new deal will price tonight. -
GlobalCapital is proud to present the list of Nominees for the High Yield Issuer section of our Bond Awards 2014.
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Logan Property Holdings is meeting fixed income investors next week in Hong Kong and Singapore.
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R&R Ice Cream, the Yorkshire-based maker of branded and private label ice cream, switched from euros to sterling for its return to the high yield market on Thursday.
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Schaeffler returned to the bond market this week, for the first time since Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s upgraded the industrial bearings maker in September, after it managed to sell €950m of its stake in tyre producer Continental.
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Paroc Group, the Finnish maker of insulation materials, released initial price thoughts and tranche sizes for a €430m high yield bond issue late on Thursday, and is set to price it on Friday.
