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Marlin, the UK debt purchaser, hopes to price its £150m debut high yield bond today. Yield guidance for the seven year senior secured bonds is the 10.5% area.
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Numéricable has postponed the deadline for commitments to its loan amendment and extension because of mixed feedback from investors.
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Schaeffler is testing high yield investors' appetite for risk. The German ball bearing maker is marketing a €1.5bn payment-in-kind toggle bond alongside some €2.4bn of loans to refinance all the debt at its holdco level. -
Maisons du Monde, the French furniture retailer, has launched its high yield bond to finance its buyout by Bain Capital. The senior secured deal had been expected, after the underwriters premarketed a transaction last week.
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DNA, the Finnish telecommunications group several private equity firms were circling, has decided not to go ahead with a sale. The shareholders met on Monday and then chose to carry on with existing operations.
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Near term maturities for speculative grade rated companies in Europe, Middle East and Africa are surging, according to a report by Moody's. The amount of debt issued by these companies that matures next year, has reached $101bn — a 20% increase from Moody's calculation of 2014 maturities a year ago.
