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Austrian printing company DPI Holding GmbH successfully placed a €15m seven year bond on Thursday, cutting short its subscription period from five days to one.
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With the European high yield market still facing volatility, new issuance seems at least a week of stability away, say bankers. Some even think two weeks’ recovery are needed before the new issue market can wake up from its summer sleep.
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The Markit iTraxx Crossover rolled into series 16 on Tuesday, increasing the constituents from 40 to 50 and adding some rule changes. The index can now include corporates whose CDS are not heavily traded.
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European paper firms face tougher trading conditions despite a recovery in volumes in the European paper and forest products industry though 2011, Moody’s said in a special comment published on Tuesday.
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With the mainstream European high yield bond market effectively closed again, in spite of Fresenius Medical Care’s successful €400m and $400m issue on September 8, a German company, Albis Leasing, is hoping to revive the domestic retail market for smaller companies.
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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has raised $1bn for a mezzanine fund, highlighting what many bankers saying is the growing role the deeply subordinated debt is likely to play in the present stressed leveraged finance markets.