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Spanish casino group Codere’s bonds came under pressure this week, after Moody’s downgraded the company. The rating agency thinks that “it is unlikely that Codere will be able to avoid restructuring its balance sheet”.
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UK travel operator Thomas Cook has sold its €525m seven year bond, pricing them in line with guidance, at par, to yield 7.75%.
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William Hill has announced UK bond investor meetings with the possibility of a sterling high yield bond to follow. The UK bookmaker has a £325m bridge facility available until June 2014.
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Central China Real Estate performed a savvy move on May 23 after it managed to slash interest costs by nearly half when it issued a $400m deal at 6.5% to fully redeem outstanding bonds that were printed at a 12.25% coupon three years ago.
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Integrated Dental Holdings, the UK corporate dental business, has sold its £400m high yield bond. All three tranches were priced at the tight end of guidance.
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Books for Emirates NBD’s unrated tier one perpetual note are over $4.25bn and the note has launched at a yield of 5.75%.