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Leverage, lessons and Lehman 2 0? Where EMD experts stand on Evergrande

Leverage, lessons and Lehman 2 0? Where EMD experts stand on Evergrande
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EMD outperformer: time for high conviction and short duration

EMD outperformer: time for high conviction and short duration
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China Huarong Asset Management : bonds fall on downgrade as repayment fails to soothe nerves

Message : Required fields SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Bonds issued by subsidiaries of Chinese state-owned bad loan giant China Huarong Asset Management Co fell on Tuesday, after Fitch Ratings downgraded the parent company, even as Huarong companies met some debt repayment deadlines. Fitch Ratings said late on Monday that it had downgraded the long-term issuer default rating of China Huarong by three notches to BBB from A , due to doubts over the strength of its government backing, leaving the company on watch for potential further downgrades. Fitch believes the government sponsor s indication of support has not been as forthcoming amid China Huarong s weakness in its offshore funding channel after the company announced a delay in publishing its annual results, Fitch said.

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China Huarong bonds fall on Fitch downgrade as debts repaid

Article content SHANGHAI Offshore bonds issued by subsidiaries of Chinese state-owned bad loan giant China Huarong Asset Management Co fell on Tuesday, after Fitch Ratings downgraded the parent company, even as Huarong companies met deadlines on debt repayment. Fitch Ratings said late on Monday that it had downgraded the long-term issuer default rating of China Huarong by three notches to ‘BBB’ from ‘A’, due to doubts over the strength of its government backing, leaving the company on watch for potential further downgrades. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or China Huarong bonds fall on Fitch downgrade as debts repaid Back to video

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Emerging markets borrowers sell debt at near-record rate

Home Emerging markets borrowers sell debt at near-record rate Emerging markets borrowers sell debt at near-record rate Issuance ‘tsunami’ comes as governments and companies seek to lock-in low interest rates World Economy News This article is part of the FT’s Runaway Markets series. When Saudi Arabia announced it would sell $5bn of international bonds this week, investors scrambled for a piece of the action. The gulf nation drew in around $20bn of orders for its 12 and 40 year bonds, helping it reduce the borrowing costs it paid on the debt, people familiar with the matter said. Saudi Arabia’s feat is just the latest in a string of successes for emerging-market borrowers, who have rushed to tap international capital markets this year in an attempt to lock in low interest rates.

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