Debt
Japan lays groundwork to sell shorter debt as Bank of Japan eyes rate hike
JAPAN must create an environment where government bonds remain an attractive investment for financial institutions, such as by issuing shorter-duration debt, a finance ministry panel is likely to say...
Parent of India’s Vedanta proposes to cut debt by US$3 billion over next three years
Vedanta Resources, Indian miner Vedanta’s UK-based parent company, will seek to cut its debt by US$3 billion over the next three years, its chairman said in an annual report...
Private equity won’t stop gorging on debt to pay investors
PRIVATE equity investors are clamouring for their payouts. A risky approach to meeting their demands is setting records – and getting more popular. Dividend recapitalisations, where owners of lower-rated companies...
Hertz weighs US$700 million sale of secured debt, convertibles
HERTZ Global Holdings, seeking to bolster its balance sheet after an electric vehicles (EVs) blunder, is considering the sale of at least US$700 million in secured debt as well...
iFast sets up S$300 million multi-currency debt issuance programme
IFAST Corporation : AIY 0% has established a S$300 million multi-currency debt issuance programme to issue notes or perpetual securities.Net proceeds raised will be used for general corporate purposes...
Lenovo to issue US$2 billion of convertible bonds to Saudi’s Alat to repay debt
LENOVO said on Wednesday (May 29) it would issue US$2 billion worth of zero-coupon convertible bonds to Alat, and had signed a collaboration agreement with the Saudi Arabian company...
Australian pension funds eye niche private debt to boost returns
AUSTRALIA’S pension giants are looking to expand their private credit exposure to some nascent products, as the cash-flushed industry hunts for ways to diversify portfolios and boost returns. AMP,...