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The dollar market showed its appetite for diversity this week as Société Générale printed the first 30 year tier two bullet by a French bank and ING printed its debut green bond. -
The US dollar bond market is braced for a deluge of issuance as borrowers look to wrap up deals ahead of an anticipated Fed funds rate rise in December.
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Mondelez International, the US snacks group that owns Cadbury, satisfied its taste for long dated sterling debt on Tuesday, reaching far out along the curve to issue a £400m 20 year bond.
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Shares in Solvay, the Belgian chemical company, closed at €103.65 on Thursday, up 3.1% since Monday night, after shareholders voted to approve the €1.5bn rights issue to finance its takeover of Cytec Industries, the US maker of advanced materials.
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Bankers and investors on Wednesday said the failure of Veritas Technologies' $2.5bn bond deal — which was pulled along with an accompanying $3.3bn loan package on Tuesday — showed evidence of familiar weaknesses and errors in the European high yield market.
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Citigroup is looking to buy back up to £485m equivalent of senior and subordinated debt across four senior and subordinated securities in sterling and euros.
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Mondelez International, the US snacks group that owns Cadbury and Oreo, satisfied its taste for long dated sterling debt on Tuesday, reaching far out along the curve to issue a £400m 20 year bond.
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Geopolitical fears in the wake of the attacks on Paris over the weekend have been not enough to overcome the effect on futures prices of a large supply glut.
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Teva, the New York-listed Israeli pharmaceutical company, has completed and signed $33.75bn of loans for its acquisition of Allergan Generics.
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Chinese company Yirendai, an online consumer finance marketplace, is eyeing the New York Stock Exchange for a $100m IPO and has a filed a preliminary prospectus for the listing.
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US corporate bond issuance in Europe - so-called reverse Yankee bonds - has steadily regained strength this autumn and could be followed by issuers from elsewhere in the world selling euro bonds.
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Veritas Technologies, the Californian data storage company, has increased its high yield bond issue to make up for a disappointing loan financing. But initial price talk has yet to emerge.
