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BMW left rival borrowers standing in its wake with a prompt dual tranche bond issue yesterday that raised €1.75bn from a €5bn book, showing that Europe’s corporate bond market is wide open for business.
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Bankers have welcomed a revival in investor appetite for high yield bonds, after inflows to high yield funds in Europe resumed last week, raising hopes of a more supportive market for issuers in September. -
Chinese state-owned company GDH has launched a $200m dual tranche loan into general syndication.
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Returning from holiday is a curious experience. The length and restfulness of the time away are often proportional to the mounting dread that infuses one’s thoughts of the first day back at the desk.
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Telecommunications company Indosat, which had issued a request for proposals to banks in July, is likely to either club its fundraising or secure the funds via a series of bilaterals. It could also go for a combination of the two.
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China Oceanwide Holdings Group has approached banks for a HK$3bn ($387m) bridge loan to support its acquisition of Hutchison Harbour Ring from Hutchison Whampoa. The process may take a while to wind up as the borrower is privately owned, said bankers.
