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The European high yield primary market has fallen back into the catatonic state that gripped it during the summer.
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While the European high yield market seems to have settled for hibernation, the US market is celebrating its new-found fire power.
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Three deals totalling $1.04bn were priced in the US high yield market on Wednesday, as investors took note of improved sentiment in the eurozone. More potential issues were launched on Thursday, swelling the pipeline to $1.295bn.
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How important voting rights can be is clear from the restructuring of Seat Pagine Gialle. The company has both senior unsecured and secured bonds.
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Daily Mail and General Trust, the UK publishing group, intends to buy back up to £75m of its £300m 7.5% 2013 bonds, the company said on Tuesday.
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The Association for Financial Markets in Europe has responded to high yield bond investors’ demands by releasing new guidelines to promote fuller disclosure and transparency in the market, as EuroWeek foreshadowed last week.