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Defaults on European high yield debt will rise this year, Moody’s predicts, while US defaults will fall back from their present higher level. S&P disagrees, forecasting US defaults to rise.
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As bankers confirmed that Brazilian high yield firms Schahin and J&F had postponed their deals, Colombian lender Banco de Bogotá sold $500m of subordinated bonds late on Monday with a seven times subscribed book.
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Franz Haniel & Cie, the German investment firm that owns stakes in Celesio and Metro Group, wants to buy back all of its outstanding October 23, 2014 bonds.
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Mirabaud has launched a global high yield fund, which will allocate equal shares of its portfolio to Europe and the US. This underlines fund manager Andrew Lake’s view that the European high yield market offers attractive opportunities.
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Rexel, the French electrical equipment supplier, is planning to refinance its 2016 bond with a new high yield issue.
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OTE, the Greek telecoms company, has bought back close to €200m of its high yield bonds maturing in 2013 and 2014.