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European high yield bankers have not given up hope of bringing a deal to market before the year-end, even though issuance has been becalmed for weeks.
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Rhodia, the French speciality chemicals company that was taken over by Solvay of Belgium in August, angered high yield bond investors this week by suggesting that it would no longer publish its own financial results. Bondholders said that they would join forces to try to stop the move.
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The US high yield market is set for another run of deals before the holidays, said US high yield bankers on Thursday, adding that total volume for the year could reach $240bn — the third highest total ever.
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Ten Moody’s-rated speculative grade issuers defaulted in November, leaving the trailing 12 month global default rate for junk credit at 1.8%.
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Brookfield Investment Management has established a new Irish Ucits structure with four sub-funds to invest in high yield bonds, listed real estate and listed infrastructure.