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Lower rated companies could struggle to refinance legacy bank debt in the coming years, leading to a rise in defaults, Fitch has predicted.
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The US high yield bond market’s resilience has slipped slightly in the past week, as intensifying concerns over the Eurozone have crept across the Atlantic.
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Details about more than €2.5bn of bridge-to-bond transactions for Kabel Deutschland and Fresenius have emerged today.
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Coupons above 10% are becoming more common on high yield bond issues, suggesting that the market for weaker borrowers has shifted to a new pricing level, at which servicing the debt may be less sustainable.
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German specialty steel maker Schmolz + Bickenbach got €258m of high yield bonds away just before Monday’s market collapse. "Thank God I got my deal done on Friday. We are watching the world implode today," said a banker close to the transaction at the start of the week.