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Warner impresses investors on both sides of the Atlantic

  • 02 Apr 2004

Warner Music yesterday (Thursday) found a warm reception for its 10 year non-call five bonds.

The deal consisted of a $465m tranche and a £100m note. Both books for the B3/B- rated bonds were over five times oversubscribed, enabling bookrunners Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, ...

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