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Fiat, Ono, Greif and Brenntag are the companies raising spirits in the European high yield primary market, despite the anxiety since Moody’s downgrade of Portugal.
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Grupo Corporativo Ono, the Spanish internet, TV and telecoms company, raised Eu300m of high yield debt on Wednesday, despite the renewed volatility in the credit markets after Moody’s four notch downgrade of Portugal on Tuesday night.
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US industrial packaging company Greif is due to finish its roadshow with a breakfast meeting in Paris on Friday morning, after which the books will be closed at around 10am London time, according to a banker at one of the bookrunners.
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Despite the sour tone to credit markets today after Moody’s four notch downgrade of Portugal on Tuesday night, Grupo Corporativo Ono, the Spanish internet, TV and telecoms company, raised Eu300m of debt in the high yield market.