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High yield bond issuance in Europe is set to break records this year, despite the recent market slowdown, Moody’s predicted in a report on Thursday, as a fundamental shift from bank to bond debt brings new issuers into the market.
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The accumulation of rating downgrades of Greece, Portugal and Ireland to sub-investment grade in the past weeks could hurt the high yield market more broadly than just the deals immediately affected, market participants warned this week.
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High yield syndicate officials and investors are hoping the market will pick up momentum from deal roadshows this week by Coditel and Capsugel, even though volatility is expected to persist, as more gloomy headlines about sovereign credit risk emerge.
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High yield bond issuance in Europe is set to break records this year, despite the recent market slowdown, Moody’s predicted in a report today, as a fundamental shift from bank to bond debt brings new issuers into the market.
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Capsugel, a US-based maker of capsules for the pharmaceutical industry, announced on Tuesday evening plans to meet investors in the US and Europe for a €325m eight year senior unsecured bond offering.
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As anxiety over mounting debt in the euro zone periphery and the US’s debt ceiling crisis further depressed credit markets on Tuesday, European high yield bonds suffered intraday swings of 30bp, as measured by the Markit iTraxx Crossover index.