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European high yield market participants are divided over the outlook for new issuance in the next few weeks. While bullish bankers expect the market to get busy as early as next week, their bearish counterparts are already planning to quit the office.
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The European high-yield market has experienced in 2013 a first half like no other, with record issuance and super-tight coupons -— followed by a more familiar pattern of volatility and a secondary market sell-off. But where will the market go from here?
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Poland’s PKN Orlen entered into a $314m arrangement this week, which allows the state owned oil refiner to monetise its strategic oil reserves. The tailored structure offers a template for other borrowers to follow, and bankers are hoping to replicate its success in other countries.
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The US sneezes and Europe catches a cold. It might be a slight derivation of the old adage, but it is still, unfortunately, true when it comes to leveraged loan markets.
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Yara, the Norwegian fertiliser company, is set to sign its new $1.5bn revolving credit facility over the coming few days, with lenders expected to see their commitments scaled back.
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