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Hastings Insurance Group has launched a £415m senior secured high yield bond to part-finance the takeover of 50% of its business by Goldman Sachs’s Merchant Banking division. -
Scandlines’ €875m loan package is expected to attract a wave of commitments from European investors hungry for new paper, after the deal was marketed at a bank meeting on Tuesday.
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Moody’s has cut Telecom Italia’s rating to Ba1 after the resignation of its CEO Franco Bernabè, and Standard & Poor’s is widely expected to follow suit with a parallel downgrade.
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Hapag-Lloyd, the German container shipping company, wants to tap its 7.75% 2018 bond, issued in September, for €150m today.
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Only 17% of high yield companies in Europe, the Middle East and Africa with first time ratings given since 2010 achieved their profit forecasts for the first year after rating initiation, Moody's has reported.
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China Properties Group issued a $150m five year non-call three on Tuesday despite criticism from rivals that the lead picked a bad day to open books on a single B-rated Chinese property developer.
