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Scandinavian Airlines System issued a Eu220m equivalent euro and Swedish krona high yield bond on Wednesday. Bankers said that demand was strong from across Europe despite market jitters.
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The threat of forced sales from Japan is hanging heavily over the sovereign, supranational and agency sector, bankers warned at the end of a sobering week for all those involved in international capital markets.
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Such is the strength of Europe’s high yield bond market that even a Japanese borrower can be confident of raising money in it. Telecoms operator eAccess this week boldly stuck to its plans to launch a seven year non-call four deal in dollar and euros. A bond is expected in the coming days.
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European high yield issuers are continuing to push ahead with deals this week, despite market volatility. Dutch truck parts maker Hyva is set to price a $375m bond on Thursday afternoon, while Spanish construction group Obrascon Huarte Lain (OHL) is planning to print a Eu500m transaction on Friday.
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Scandinavian Airlines System sold a Eu220m-equivalent euro and Swedish kroner high yield bond on Wednesday. Bankers said demand was strong despite market jitters.