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Knight Capital Group, a global financial services firm headquartered in New Jersey, has hired Eoghan O’Neill as director of institutional credit sales for its London office.
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Intermediate Capital Group, the UK asset manager that specialises in mezzanine and leveraged debt and private equity, completed selling its retail bond issue on Friday – the same day as Tesco Bank’s £60m eight year inflation-linked deal was listed for trading.
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Solvay, the Belgian chemical company that bought high yield issuer Rhodia in September, has failed in its attempt to persuade investors to let it stop producing separate financial reports for Rhodia.
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The senior lenders to Seat Pagine Gialle, the Italian directories group that has defaulted on one of its bonds, have decided to involve the company’s senior secured bondholders in the restructuring negotiations for the first time.
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German cement maker HeidelbergCement closed the books on Monday on a €289m Schuldschein loan, the company said on Tuesday, raising more than the planned €150m.
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Two days after Daily Mail and General Trust’s buyback, paper maker Lecta also closed a high-yield bond buyback, though in this case, the company retrieved fewer bonds than the maximum target.