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Some investors in the European high yield market are buying bonds in the secondary market that have widened over the summer, and which they believe now offer value. This interest partly explains the tightening in credit default swap indices this week and the pick-up in some bond prices.
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With the European high yield primary market shut since Bormioli Rocco’s €250m bond on July 26, bankers and investors are waiting for the first issuer to brave the market. Participants are debating what kind of borrower could break the deadlock, and when the market could reopen.
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Some investors in the European high yield market are buying bonds in the secondary market that have widened over the summer, and which they believe now offer value. This interest partly explains the tightening in credit default swap indices this week, and the pick-up in some bond prices.
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The primary European high yield market has run dry since Bormioli Rocco sold a €250m bond on July 26. Investors say outflows from high yield funds must stop and the secondary market needs to recover before any new issues have a chance in the market. What do you think? When will the first high yield issuer brave the European market? Vote in our poll: http://www.euroweek.com/corporates
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RBC Capital Markets has made two hires in its European high yield team, both to new positions.