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Slovakia’s Tatry Mountain Resorts has opened subscription for a second tranche of subordinated bonds, designed to fund a substantial reduction in its share capital.
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German gambling machines company Löwen Play set price guidance for the week’s first European high yield deal on Wednesday morning, but reduced its inaugural bond in response to investor feedback. -
Corporate bond spreads have widened in the past fortnight, and there have been some rough days in the stockmarkets. New issue premiums have risen, and some new deals have widened in the aftermarket. Yet the market feels strong — deal flow is busy and most transactions are finding plenty of demand.
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Broader market weakness and a widening in the Markit iTraxx Crossover index to levels not seen early December failed to put a dampener on high yield bankers’ spirits on Tuesday.
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The broader sell off that has hurt the dollar bond market is not making its presence felt in offshore renminbi. Bankers are confident that a flood of issuers will come to market after Chinese New Year to take advantage of favourable conditions such as stable secondary market performance, positive arbitrage options and a receptive investor base.
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The resilience of Europe’s high yield bond market to recent financial volatility is likely to ensure continued investor demand for the asset class through this week, bankers said on Monday.
