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Friday is rounding up a busy week for the European high yield market, with two transactions from emerging market countries. RCS and Topaz have accelerated their transactions, while Italian car parts distributor Rhiag has also released guidance.
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The European high yield market has not only notched up record issuance this year, but has also become notably broader by sector and geographically — even now taking in an increasing range of emerging market issuers, writes Stefanie Linhardt.
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The Dominican Republic proved that demand was strong even for lower-rated issuers, attracting $1.75bn of demand for a new bond of $500m — the maximum it was approved to sell by its congress.
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Rhiag is back with a different high yield bond. The Italian car parts distributor wants to sell €415m of senior secured fixed and floating rate notes to support its acquisition by Apax Partners.
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Domestic & General, the UK household appliance insurance company, has sold a £500m high yield bond to finance its takeover by CVC. It found strong demand for the deal, which came in tight and traded up.
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Gamesa, a Spanish maker of wind turbines and wind farm operator, is contemplating a high yield bond issue, EuroWeek understands.