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European high yield bankers approached their market's imminent summer break in high spirits, printing another single-B rated deal, from petrochemical firm Ineos. -
Pirelli, the Italian tyre manufacturer, has completed a €4.8bn loan refinancing.
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European investment grade corporate bond investors are poised napkins tucked in, cutlery at the ready, as the reception this week for Vodafone’s €1bn 15 year trade and Heathrow’s £400m 33 year notes showed forcefully. It is unlikely there will be many more courses to follow.
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Since the UK's Brexit vote, the European high yield market has produced an abundance of single-B rated deals — even though issuers are paying dearly for their timing.
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A clutch of loan deals have commitments due over the next week, as the market looks to allocate debt before the anticipated August slowdown.
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Glenmark Pharmaceuticals sealed its debut $200m international bond at a yield of 4.5% on Monday, which bankers on the deal said was the tightest pricing achieved by an Indian high yield name.
