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  • Vue Entertainment, the UK cinema chain, could start premarketing its high yield bond to finance its takeover by Omers Private Equity and Alberta Investment Management Corp as early as next week.
  • Intralot, the Greek gaming machines and systems provider, has postponed plans for a €300m unsecured high yield bond, but could try to access the market again soon, as it still wants to buy back its convertible bond.
  • Vue Entertainment, the UK cinema chain, could start premarketing for its high yield bond to finance its takeover by Omers Private Equity and Alberta Investment Management Corporation as early as next week.
  • The worst of the high yield market sell-off might be over in Europe, suggested market participants at the Euromoney Global Borrowers' and Investors' Forum in London today. This comes on a day when the Markit iTraxx Crossover tightened for the second day in a row — in what could indicate a market stabilisation.
  • The lurching volatility in rates, equities and credit spreads as markets get used to the idea that US quantitative easing will have to be withdrawn are making life difficult for corporate bond issuers of all stripes.
  • Nord Anglia Education (UK) Holdings will be tapping an existing bond on June 26 after market-soothing messages from China and the US fed some stability to global financial markets.