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Schaeffler, the German car parts maker, closed books on Tuesday for a three tranche bond issue, €1.2bn-equivalent of senior secured payment-in-kind notes that are the first new issue in European high yield for two weeks.
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European high yield bonds still offer value to investors, compared with the US market, despite the wider spreads available in the US, specialists have argued.
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German ball bearing manufacturer Schaeffler intends to issue €1.2bn-equivalent of senior secured bonds, making it the first high yield issuer in Europe to announce a new deal for nearly a fortnight.
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High yield bonds with portability clauses that allow the issuers to bypass change of control covenants have increased their presence in the market, according to research published on October 17 by Moody’s.
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Some European and US investors are beginning to reconsider their involvement in Africa as a result of the spread of the Ebola virus, but local market specialists warned this week against a panic reaction to the epidemic, writes Olivier Holmey.
