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Europe’s leveraged finance market is forecast to be hit by the biggest wave of defaults since 2009 next year, yet there is a disconnect with market sentiment. As Standard & Poor’s predicts the default rate to reach 8.5%, bullish investors continue to pile in. Silas Brown and Mike Turner report. -
Casino developer Wynn Macau has made a rapid return to the bond market for an $850m deal, riding on an uplift in sentiment following the slow easing of travel restrictions to the Asian gambling hub.
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Standard & Poor’s expects the European default rate to climb to the highest level seen since the fallout from the last financial crisis.
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The sharp rise in corporate fallen angels this year has not led to sharp yield rises for the effected companies, leaving people on the front lines of European corporate capital markets scratching their heads to try and work out why.
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The speed with which leveraged finance investors have embraced environmental, social and governance issues in the past 18 months has created an information impasse in the market, which the investors’ trade body is striving to ease.
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Indian agricultural company Jain Irrigation Systems has appointed Elara Capital (Asia) Singapore as financial adviser for its dollar bond restructuring.
