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Czech energy utility EP Energy attracted more than €1.5bn of orders on Friday for the first bond issued by its holding company, thanks to strong demand from traditional European high yield buyers. -
When the going gets tough, high yield investors often get going, too — out of the door. So far, in this bout of tapering-induced risk-aversion, that has not happened. While stockmarkets sold off this week, CDS indices widened and emerging market bonds plunged, high yield issuers in Europe kept launching and printing bonds, writes Stefanie Linhardt.
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Löwen Play is the latest in a spate of gambling companies entering the high yield bond market. The German company, owned by Ardian — the former Axa Private Equity — is looking for €265m of floating rate notes.
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Czech energy utility EP Energy launched its first high yield bond through its holding company on Tuesday, despite a sell-off of emerging market bonds.
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B Communications, the holding company of Israeli telco Bezeq, wants to sell a $775m-equivalent high yield bond in euros and dollars.
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HSS Hire, the UK tool and equipment hire business, priced its debut high yield bond on Wednesday, in line with guidance.
