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Swedish cable operator Com Hem has finally managed to issue the unsecured bond that is the last part of the financing jigsaw for its Skr17bn (€1.87bn) acquisition by BC Partners from Carlyle Group.
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Petroleum Geo-Services, a Norwegian oilfield services company, has launched a $300m high yield bond sale to investors on both sides of the Atlantic.
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With a record 81bp widening of the Markit iTraxx Crossover index on Tuesday, this should not have been a week when European high yield investor sentiment improved. But that is clearly what has happened, as Peugeot’s affiliate Faurecia sold a bond on Thursday, even increasing it by €50m to €350m.
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Qualis, the French investment group, has received supermajority approvals on the tender and consent offers it is making for both the bonds of its subsidiary Akerys, the distressed residential property developer. Original investors stand to lose most of their principal.
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The US high yield market is likely to move away from its staple fare of leveraged buyout financings in the coming months, bankers say, after LBO activity dwindled in the summer. This week $3bn of deals were priced by Thursday — none of them for new LBOs.