Europcar’s €335m deal held up as existing note prices suggest investors doubt success

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Europcar’s €335m deal held up as existing note prices suggest investors doubt success

French car rental company Europcar was expected to launch a €335m high yield bond on Thursday, but as EuroWeek went to press in the evening, the deal had not appeared. Bankers away from the deal suggested secondary market prices were indicating investors doubted the deal would happen.

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