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Market participants are expecting floating rate high yield bonds and leveraged loans to become more common in Europe in 2014.
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Ardagh Group will repay the holders of €250m and $1.27bn of bonds it issued a year ago, after a delay in its takeover of Verallia North America.
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Stena, the Swedish diversified shipping company, plans to sell $400m of 10 year senior bonds.
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French investment group Wendel is set to price its first bond of 2014. The yield was set at 3.75% for a €400m bond for the BB+ rated issuer.
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High yield investors thought 2013 would be dull, after the dizzying rally of 2012. They were wrong. Against the odds, the market kept rallying, sucking in issuers from new industries and even from emerging markets. Hopes are high for even more growth in 2014, though as Stefanie Linhardt reports, returns will be more modest, and structures are getting riskier.
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Cirsa, the Spanish gaming company, sold the first European high yield bond of the year on Tuesday.