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EP Energy, the Czech energy business, sold €600m of senior secured bonds on Thursday. The notes came as a single five year bullet, rather than initially planned five and eight year notes, after investors indicated they preferred one larger tranche.
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Orange Switzerland, the mobile phone company bought by Apax Partners from France Télécom at the end of 2011, returned to the market for another high yield bond this week — its most aggressive yet, writes Stefanie Linhardt.
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SoftBank, Japan’s second largest mobile communications company, is marketing a $2bn-equivalent high yield bond in the US, Europe and Asia.
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One of the European high yield market’s most frequent issuers, US cable investment group Liberty Global, was back with another bond deal this week.
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Central European Distribution Corp, the US-based parent of Polish vodka producer CEDC, and its subsidiaries have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company received support for the proceedings from a majority of its creditors.
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Ceva Group, the Dutch logistics firm, has launched a private exchange offer to try and convert all its high yield bonds into equity. The company failed to make interest payments due on April 1 on its second lien and senior notes, and is now in a 30 day cure period.