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If corporate defaults continue at their recent rate for the rest of 2012, the tally will be double 2011’s total, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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While US high yield investors have slurped down a further $4bn-plus of new debt this week following last week’s whopping $7bn, European borrowers are set to miss out as the euro crisis turns the relentless demand increasingly domestic.
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The US high yield market continues to drain deals away from Europe, as investors swallow large quantities of domestic paper and European borrowers head to the US in search of easier execution.
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If corporate defaults continue at their recent rate for the rest of 2012, the tally will be double 2011’s total, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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EuroWeek hosted its annual Bond Dinner in London on Tuesday, presenting awards to banks and issuers in the fields of MTNs, emerging markets, high yield, corporate bonds, financial institutions and supranational, sovereign and agency bonds.
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The US high yield market showed again on Monday its remarkable resistance to wider market jitters about the Greece government debt crisis.