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With French car parts maker Faurecia and Swedish cable operator Com Hem both launching roadshows to sell bonds, the European high yield market is getting ready for a busier month than it has seen for some time.
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German airline Air Berlin plans to raise €100m-€150m with a high yield bond issue aimed at German retail and institutional investors, the company said this week.
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The recovery in the US high yield market accelerated this week, as an expected second week of record fund inflows reinforced investors’ new bullishness and seven deals came to market between Monday and Thursday, totalling $5.6bn.
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Swedish cable operator Com Hem brought good news to the European high yield market this week, by selling the first bond since July that refinanced an LBO bridge loan — even if the deal was at first privately placed.
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Total debt outstanding in the European speculative grade market has grown by 16% since last year, said Moody’s in a special comment on Wednesday. The total amount of bonds and loans outstanding, rated by Moody’s, is $601bn, borrowed by 262 European companies.
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