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European high yield bonds that rank pari passu with bank debt may not receive equal treatment in the case of a default because banks have more control over a company than bondholders, analysts at Moody’s argued this week.
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The European high yield market this week looked to have suffered its first wobble since the summer, as French poultry company Doux became the first issuer to miss its target offer size. The debut issue was cut on Thursday from Eu400m to Eu350m.
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Kuka underscored domestic German appetite for smaller firms’ subordinated debt on Thursday when the industrial robot maker became the latest of the country’s SMEs to successfully issue the product.
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Interxion Holding, an Amsterdam based data centre provider, tapped an Eu200m high yield bond this week after it was forced to delay an initial public offering. The delay in the IPO, scheduled for the final quarter of this year, came after one of the company’s largest peers, Equinix of the US, suffered a 33% fall in its share price after issuing a profit warning last month.