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  • The year 2013 opened a whole new chapter for the European high yield market — and the month of December has not blotted its remarkable advance.
  • The U.S. collateralized loan obligation market is scrambling to find answers to questions raised by language in the final Volcker rule that effectively bans CLOs from holding high yield bonds and structured products in their portfolios.
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    Over two years after it was proposed, US financial regulators passed the Volcker rule on Tuesday. In keeping with the glacial pace of bringing the rule into being, banks were similarly slow to digest its implications on their business, although it sparked fears for the future of the US CLO market.
  • Ashtead, the UK-based equipment rental company, sold a $400m tap of its 6.5% 2022 high yield bond on Wednesday.
  • Lead managers of the debut high yield bond for PortAventura, the Spanish theme park, have released price guidance and increased the transaction by €20m to €420m.
  • Travel retailer Dufry has signed a new €500m five year term loan, in part to back its acquisition of Hellenic Duty Free.
  • The US subsidiary of Alcatel-Lucent, the French-US telecoms firm, is seeking to reprice a $1.737bn term loan ‘C’, only four months after the deal was first repriced.
  • Empark, the Spanish car parks operator, attracted a strongly oversubscribed book for its €385m bond debut. The €235m fixed rate piece was 10 times covered and traded up on Thursday — an overwhelming indication that the high yield new issue market is still open despite the approach of Christmas.
  • The high yield bond for Huntsman has again underlined the strength of the market. The US chemical company twice increased its high yield bond issue from €200m to €300m and sold it tightly on Wednesday. The notes still traded up.