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  • Swissport, the Swiss provider of ground services for airlines and airports, wants to issue some $390m of high yield bonds to finance a planned acquisition.
  • Cabot Financial, one of the high yield market's consumer debt purchasers, sold a high yield bond inside price guidance on Monday, in a one day execution. The £100m of senior secured notes were priced at par to yield 8.375%.
  • S&B Industrial Minerals, the Greek mining group, is planning to sell its debut high yield bond later today. Leads released price guidance in the 9.25% area on Monday afternoon and closed books at midday today.
  • CeramTec, the German ceramic manufacturer, reverse-flexed its new transatlantic covenant-lite debt package on Monday (July 29). The leads also changed the term loan ‘B’ structure to feature dollars more heavily than euros.
  • Cogetech was uncovered on Monday as one of the two Italian gaming companies premarketing a debut bond issue in the high yield market. The gambling machines operator is seeking to sell a €165m bond.
  • Investors are clamoring for more familiar names and better credit quality within the high yield space as volatile financial markets continue to keep bond buyers on edge about new issuers that require them to comb through the fundamentals.