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The European high yield market may not be as bleak for issuance volumes as previously thought following a stellar start to the year, according to market participants. -
Louis Dreyfus, the unrated, privately owned food commodities company headquartered in Amsterdam, pushed ahead with a senior unsecured bond issue it had previously tried to bring in November on Tuesday.
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Although the European high yield market priced only one sterling issuer this week, some debt advisers say the pipeline is building up.
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While fund managers and issuers' law firms in the US go to war over protection covenants for high yield investors, European market participants are intent on dodging a similar conflict. But investor advisers say bond buyers should check the fine print in Europe, too.
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Schroders this week launched a global high yield fund with US exposure, while BNP Paribas IP announced it will reduce holdings of US corporate high yield bonds.
