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German metals recycler Scholz is set to re-open the Mittelstandsanleihe market, the bond market for small and medium sized companies in Germany.
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Swedish alarm maker Securitas Direct was seen for months last year as one of the more challenging LBOs whose financing was stuck on banks’ books, unable to be refinanced in a weak-kneed high yield bond market.
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The US high yield market is flourishing, as money pours into the asset class. This was the ninth week in a row that US high yield funds have enjoyed inflows, according to EPFR Global fund flow data.
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Polish telecoms firm Polkomtel paid the high yield market another brief visit on Thursday, when it sold a $200m PIK note to repay a bridge facility signed last summer.
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The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is planning to launch a retail bond platform tailormade for issues by larger companies. The platform, Prime Standard, will complement the exchange’s existing Entry Standard segment, intended for small and medium-sized enterprises.
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Orange Switzerland, the Swiss mobile phone group that Apax has bought from France Télécom, raised €180m today by tapping its €150m floating rate note, issued last week as part of a twice-increased high yield bond issue.