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The lurching volatility in rates, equities and credit spreads as markets get used to the idea that US quantitative easing will have to be withdrawn are making life difficult for corporate bond issuers of all stripes.
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Nord Anglia Education (UK) Holdings will be tapping an existing bond on June 26 after market-soothing messages from China and the US fed some stability to global financial markets.
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Intralot, the Greek provider of gaming and transaction processing systems, has postponed its high yield bond debut. The Athens-listed company wanted to raise €300m in unsecured notes but on Friday decided to delay the issue, due to further deterioration in the market.
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UK sandwich shop chain Pret a Manger is set to issue a new £375m loan to refinance debt and pay a dividend to its owner Bridgepoint.
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Regional fund managers are considering their best investment options to ride out global bond markets roiled by the Federal Reserve’s announcement on Wednesday of its hope to end quantitative easing as soon as mid-2014.
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The UK’s largest roadside assistance provider, the Automobile Association, is preparing to sell the first batch of bonds, worth an expected £1bn to £1.1bn, from a new £5bn whole business securitization programme.