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Europe’s deal-less high yield bankers could only look on in awe this week at the US market, where bonds of $2.75bn can still be sold, no matter how roughly the market was trading.
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After the knock secondary prices have received in the past fortnight, the high yield new issue market is likely to swing back to safer fare in the coming weeks, bankers say, such as established issuers, or those at least that are known in the leveraged loan market.
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After the knock secondary prices have received in the past fortnight, the high yield new issue market is likely to swing back to safer fare in the coming weeks, bankers say, such as established issuers or those at least that are known in the leveraged loan market.
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BlackRock has become the latest investment house to extend its high yield investment opportunities. The NYSE-listed investment manager launched three exchange-traded funds (ETFs) dedicated to high yield through its iShares ETF business last week.
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In the US, the home of the city that never sleeps, the high yield market does not seem to need a break either – neither for the Easter holidays nor to digest secondary market widening.