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As funds swell, pressure to deploy rises and managers can stray from their expertise
The era of pure-play private equity is over. Banks are pulling different divisions together to serve the complex needs of global asset managers
Specialist moves after 18 years in the market
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Holding Slovenske elektrarne (HSE), the largest power generation firm in Slovenia, has pulled its bond — a sign that European high yield is still cautious, despite increased bond sales in March. -
Indonesian developer Grahamas Adisentosa is seeking a long-term loan of $1.458bn to fund the construction of a 111-storey building in Jakarta.
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Italian TV producer Giglio Group's €3.5m minibond began trading on the Milan-based ExtraMOT Pro exchange this week — showing that the market is still finding issuers, despite the European Central Bank's efforts to boost bank lending.
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With this week’s bond roadshows surfing the wave of the European Central Bank’s latest stimulus, more high yield notes have come in March than in January and February combined. But unease remains about how much mileage is left in this rally.
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The European and US CLO markets are warming up after a moribund start to the year, with managers bringing a flurry of deals to jumpstart the sector this week, write David Bell and Sam Kerr.
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As the European high yield market showed signs of becoming friendlier to borrowers, French car parts supplier Faurecia on Thursday sold €700m of notes to redeem a €490m unsecured bond.
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