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As Lindorff's market-opening deal proved on Thursday, the European high yield market has a good chance of avoiding contagion from the wider swing away from risk in financial markets — but a comeback like the stunning rallies in January and July is unlikely. -
Lindorff, the Norwegian debt collection company, priced a €230m tap of its floating and fixed rate bonds on Thursday, reopening the European high yield market after the summer break in encouraging style.
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The European high yield market has a good chance of avoiding contagion from the wider swing away from risk in financial markets, according to investment strategists at Deutsche Bank.
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Veteran credit strategist Suki Mann is back in the inboxes of investors and traders, after setting up a website called Credit Market Daily that he hopes will bring corporate bonds to a wider audience.
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The investment grade bond and loan markets embraced the September rush with gusto this week, but the high yield bond and leveraged loan sectors look like they need a little more time to limber up.
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Predictions for European high yield bond issuance in September range from the optimistic to those who say the cupboard is bare. But do not underestimate the market's resilience — for the right deal, investors could come out in droves.
