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Italian directories company Seat Pagine Gialle is working on a final consensual restructuring proposal due out by January 30. Lenders and bondholders will then have three weeks to strike a deal, or bankruptcy proceedings will move forward.
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Eastman Kodak has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, the company announced on Thursday. This will cause the company’s stock to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange, but the consequences for Kodak’s bonds are still unclear.
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German kidney dialysis specialist Fresenius Medical Care this week reopened the European high yield primary market in both dollars and euros, bringing the first deals in either currency since November 2011.
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Vega-Chi has announced the launch of a multilateral trading facility (MTF) dedicated to European high yield bonds and subordinated financial bonds, due to begin on February 7.
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Rogge Global Partners, the London-based asset manager specialising in bonds including high yield and corporate bonds, is extending its presence in Europe by opening an office in Frankfurt.
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European speculative grade companies have started a run to the dollar market, as Welltec, Ardagh and Fresenius have joined the quest for high yield funding in January.