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Solvay, the Belgian chemicals company that took over Rhodia in September, has said Rhodia’s bonds are subject to a cross-default with its own.
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German cement maker HeidelbergCement closed the books yesterday on a €289m Schuldschein loan, the company said on Tuesday, raising more than the planned €150m.
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Scottish Widows Investment Partnership, the asset management arm of Lloyds Bank, launched a new European high yield bond fund on Monday.
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Four high yield bonds totalling $765m were priced in the US between Thursday and Monday, as Coffeyville Resources and Aircastle tapped existing issues, while NPC International and AM Castle issued new deals.
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Daily Mail and General Trust agreed last week to buy back £110.06m of its £300m 7.5% 2013 notes, more than its £75m target.
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Two days after Daily Mail and General Trust, paper maker Lecta also closed a bond buyback, though in this case, the company retrieved fewer bonds than it hoped.