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Swedish debt purchaser Intrum is in the market with a tap of its 4.875% 2025 unsecured notes, issued in July, intending to use the funds to part-pay its revolving credit facility. The starting size of the tap is €200m but the company has €746m outstanding on its RCF so could easily look to increase the deal size if it receives strong demand. -
Times China Holdings raised $350m from a 5.5 year bond on Tuesday as a way to get ahead of its 2021 dollar maturities.
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Altice France is marketing a €900m equivalent eight year bond across dollars and euros, coming hot on the heels of Friday’s announcement that Patrick Drahi, the billionaire owner of the telecoms group, was trying to take Altice Europe private.
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Meriem Smida and Christine Coudray have been given new coverage jobs at Natixis, as global head of financial sponsors coverage and global head of banks and international public sector (BIPS) coverage respectively.
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Bonds sold on Monday by Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group Co and property developer Logan Group Co have underperformed in the secondary market.
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Dutch DIY retailer Maxeda unveiled a refinancing on Monday morning which will test the market’s appetite for taking out triple-C rated bonds at tighter levels, with a €400m offering to redeem its existing €475m 6.125% 2022s.
