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Intermediate Capital Group, the UK leveraged loan and mezzanine debt investor, hopes to launch its planned sterling bond on Friday.
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Electricity and gas company Viridian brought a hefty dose of Irish economic risk back to the European high yield market on Thursday, when it became the first company from the country to sell a debut high yield bond since the country's bailout in November 2010.
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Persisting fund inflows and a tightening secondary market drew more high yield bond issuers to the US market this week. By Thursday evening, $9.965bn of bonds had been priced. A payment in kind (PIK) note for TransUnion was expected on Friday.
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Afren, the UK-listed company that explores for oil and gas in Africa, has broken the dry spell of issuance by lower rated emerging market borrowers in the European time zone.