Warner Music refis tighter after delayed IPO

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Warner Music refis tighter after delayed IPO

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Warner Music Group issued a dual currency refi on Tuesday and Wednesday, taking advantage of a US Federal Reserve-fuelled market to lock in tighter pricing and a maturity extension. The deal comes hot on the heels of its IPO, planned before the coronavirus pandemic struck but executed only last week.

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