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Struggling German DIY chain Praktiker is sticking with its plans to cut its coupon severely on its high yield bond, despite resistance among investors.
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The two European issuers tapping the US high yield market this week, French electrical equipment maker Rexel and UK private school operator Nord Anglia Education, are both getting ready to price their deals today (Wednesday).
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Lowell Group, a UK-based purchaser of consumer debt portfolios, plans to sell a £200m high yield bond through JP Morgan and Lloyds, in its debut bond issue.
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Fiat attracted a book of more than €2.25bn in less than three hours for its €850m 7% five year bond, launched in a drive-by sale on Tuesday.
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German dialysis company Fresenius is back marketing a €500m seven year high yield bond issue through Deutsche Bank, Bayern LB, Commerzbank, LBBW and Royal Bank of Scotland on Monday.
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Hochtief, the unrated German construction company, made its bond market debut today with a €500m bond that was heavily oversubscribed and priced considerably tighter than some observers had expected last week.