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DNA, the Finnish telecommunications group several private equity firms were circling, has decided not to go ahead with a sale. The shareholders met on Monday and then chose to carry on with existing operations.
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Near term maturities for speculative grade rated companies in Europe, Middle East and Africa are surging, according to a report by Moody's. The amount of debt issued by these companies that matures next year, has reached $101bn — a 20% increase from Moody's calculation of 2014 maturities a year ago.
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Marlin Financial hopes to sell £150m of high yield bonds. The UK debt purchaser is the fifth of its kind aiming to access the market.
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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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Findus, the fish and frozen food company, sold its £414m debut bond on Friday to refinance all its loans. The deal was the last in an active week for new issuance in the European high yield market.
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Expro, the UK oil and gas well services provider, has raised $100m of additional 8.5% 2016 notes. The tap was priced at the tight end of guidance at 104.5 to yield 6.9897%.