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Central bank monetary policy has squashed the yield out of all but some of the hairier parts of Europe’s credit markets. But despite mounting pressure to hit investment targets, high yield bond buyers in particular are proving a picky bunch when it comes to investment decisions, writes Victor Jimenez. -
Saipem, the Italian oil services company, on Thursday priced €1bn of unsecured bonds in a high yield market still looking at a thin pipeline.
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Primary high yield bond sales are recovering at an insufficient pace to reach last year’s levels, but corporates are favouring bonds over loans, according to the second quarter report by the Association for Financial Markets in Europe.
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UK distressed debt buyer Arrow Global this week returned to the market, after selling euros in April, with a refinancing deal to repay in full its 7.875% 2020 notes.
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First-timer Far East Consortium International found markets plane sailing on Wednesday, managing to raise $300m thanks to no other high yield names distracting investors.
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Europe’s investment grade corporate bond market has surprised few with the intensity of its start to autumn as issuers begin a run of primary activity that shows little sign of abating.
