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Schaeffler, the German family-owned ball bearing maker, sold what bankers said was the biggest ever payment-in-kind toggle bond on Thursday, proving that credit investors’ risk appetite is surging back, even for a product that is among the riskiest structures in the high yield arsenal. -
Single-B rated Multipolar overcame investor concerns about its holding company structure, luring investors with a juicy premium over the bonds of its parent company.
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MagnaChip Semiconductor Corporation priced its third dollar bond at a lower coupon than its previous deals to take advantage of improving appetite among US high yield investors.
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UK debt purchaser Marlin Financial made its £150m bond debut on Thursday — the fifth high yield issuer from the sector.
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DNA, the Finnish telecommunications group several private equity firms were circling, has decided not to go ahead with a sale — a blow to the European leveraged finance market.
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Travelex, the UK bureau de change chain and foreign exchange dealer, wants to issue a £350m high yield bond in two tranches, to refinance its £178m of senior PIK loan facilities, signed in 2007.
