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A $1.87bn-equivalent deal from ConvaTec Healthcare this week was to have put the seal on a blistering 2010 for the European high yield bond market. But with the deal structure being revised as EuroWeek went to press, including a reduction in the euro tranches of the deal and an increase in the loan at the expense of the bond, the issue was instead a reminder that there remain limits to what can be achieved.
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European high yield bond funds, already flush with cash, are facing a Eu7bn wave of further inflows as issuers redeem deals as a result of acquisitions or to refinance.
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Nearly $3bn of new issues for two more US issuers has underlined that recent volatility has not derailed European high yield investors’ record year. Water treatment firm Nalco completed a heavily oversubscribed $1bn high yield offer on Thursday while medical technology firm ConvaTec Healthcare is set to close a $1.87bn deal next week.