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Just when markets usually wind down for summer, they are winding up, after weeks of Greece-induced torpor. Europe’s corporate bond market is swinging back into action, but while investment grade issuers are taking it slowly, high yield is ablaze with 12 deals.
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Telenet, Belgium’s largest cable operator and a subsidiary of Liberty Global, issued a €530m high yield bond on Tuesday, to refinance its 6.375% 2020 bond. -
DomusVi, the French operator of private care homes for the elderly, announced on Tuesday a €125m tap of its subsidiary HomeVi’s only high yield bond, as it is acquiring Geriatros from private equity fund Magnum.
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Cellnex Telecom, the broadcasting tower business floated by Abertis Infraestructuras in May, marketed and sold its first bond issue on Monday, raising €600m.
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German debt collector Garfunkelux issued a €365m high yield bond on Monday, becoming the first in the mainstream, public euro high yield market since June 24.
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Swiss travel retailer Dufry began roadshowing on Monday its €500m high yield bond, part of the financing package to support its buyout of World Duty Free.
