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  • German real estate firm on bull run as rest of high yield treads water
    Adler Real Estate has extended its spread tightening run on Monday morning, making it one of the biggest improvers of the past week in an otherwise flattish high yield credit market

    4 years ago
  • Loan investors reap windfall from meme stock craze
    The so called “meme stock” craze is having a tangible positive impact on certain companies’ loan prices

    4 years ago
  • China teaches tough lessons to foreign investors
    China’s regulatory crackdown on some of its fastest-growing industries created shockwaves that have reverberated widely, dragging on US and European credit at the end of July.

     

    4 years ago
  • US plays catch up with Europe as spreads reconverge
    There has been a slight softening of European credit on Tuesday, even as stocks hold onto their record highs and US credit spreads take their chance to close the gap after recent underperformance

    4 years ago
  • Rising stars will fuel double B boom, says BofA
    A rising star cycle is underway and adds to a bullish outlook for double B credits with company results pointing to an ‘epic V-shaped recovery’ in high yield revenues and earnings, say Bank of America credit strategists

    4 years ago
  • Triple Bs gain momentum as IG buyers pick best spots
    The absolute tightness of credit spreads has led many to lament their chances of delivering strong returns in 2021, while stressing the need to move down either the quality or duration curve. But even within investment grade, European and US managers are still finding pockets of value

    4 years ago
  • Publishing boost for French firm but China sours wider market
    Lagardere is a notable positive outlier in another off day for the credit market, after China turmoil rocked stocks and sent spreads wider

    4 years ago
  • Credit Rendezvous: And breathe...
    The unanimous verdict is that credit spreads will be moving wider – they have to. But the difficulty credit fund managers face is predicting when the next sell-off comes and how sharp it will be. In the Q3 instalment of Creditflux’s Credit Rendezvous, the over-riding message from portfolio managers is that there’s little point in taking on too much risk. The report features the views of prominent credit figures including Paul Horvath (Orchard), Himani Trivedi (Nuveen), Ronnie Jaber (Onex), Graham Rainbow (Alcentra) and Michelle Russell-Dowe (Schroders). The report looks at 14 segments of the market including CLOs, direct lending, leveraged loans, distressed debt and credit derivatives.  

    4 years ago
  • US loan managers capture secondary opportunities as new issues struggle
    US loan managers switched gears by sourcing loans in the secondary market in the second quarter. This came as pricing in the primary market became less attractive in the early part of Q2 and with new loan issuance slowing in May and June

    4 years ago
  • Credit grind pushes back volatility bets
    With recent weeks having all-but crushed volatility from the market, uncertainty about the timing of future risk triggers is leading credit options traders to spurn traditional horizons to focus on longer-dated expiries

    4 years ago
  • Credit slumbers in departure lounge as airline equities take off
    Credit and equity markets have been in a balancing act on Tuesday between the positive and negative implications of surging oil prices and Germany opting to relax travel restrictions

    4 years ago
  • Chicken supplier takes courage from earnings improvement
    Boparan, one of the riskiest companies in the European high yield credit market, is among the biggest movers in bonds and CDS on Wednesday, as the market resumes its rally to the tightest prints of the year

    4 years ago
  • Triple Bs in the firing line as Fed turns hawkish, says BofA
    Triple B and long duration credit are likely to be casualties of tightening central bank policy, Bank of America strategists have warned. But high yield and cyclical investment grade sectors could fare better

    4 years ago
  • Credit grind makes it five days out of five in bullish week
    Credit markets are heading into the weekend on a fifth straight day of improving spreads, amid signs of returning economic confidence and appetite to invest in the asset class

    4 years ago
  • French equipment rental firm gets big lift on Q1 results
    Loxam, one of the widest trading names in the iTraxx Crossover universe, is leading index constituent tighteners on Wednesday after posting first quarter results showing improvement in revenue and ebidta

    4 years ago
  • Financials and high yield outperform as rally gathers momentum
    Credit spreads are enjoying a second day of improvement to regain some of the ground they lost last week, with Italian banks, commodity traders and higher yielding borrowers among outperformers in a broad rally of both indices and single name borrowers

    4 years ago
  • ESG factors show up in leveraged loan pricing in US
    Environmental, social, and corporate governance factors are filtering through to the US CLO market and influencing loan prices

    4 years ago
  • Saipem moves sharply on Mozambique moans
    Saipem, the Italian energy engineering group, was a big underperformer in a flattish credit market on Wednesday, as uncertainty over a project in Mozambique weighed on first quarter results and its outlook for the year

    4 years ago
  • French foodco CDS jumps on bond offering
    Picard, the French frozen foods company, is a big underperformer in credit markets on Monday, as it limbered up to bring a triple-tranche bond deal

    4 years ago
  • Travel company CDS soars wider as bond issue converts to concern
    TUI, the Anglo-German travel operator, is under pressure in credit and equity markets just it has launched an offering of convertible bonds

    4 years ago
  • Single names make big gains as indices dither
    Single name CDS in the US and Europe have strongly outperformed from the start of the week, rallying sharply and across most of the credit universe despite direcctionless trading for indices

    4 years ago
  • Corp hybrid popularity mounts, but strategist outlooks diverge
    Corporate hybrid bonds are becoming a focal point for investors in the second quarter, with one bank's credit strategy team making them a top pick to trade spread compression while another's has expressed caution on their likely performance

    4 years ago
  • Spreads rally sharply ahead of US high yield index roll
    Credit markets are rallying into the weekend, pushing US high yield index CDX HY inside a key trading level ahead of its roll to a new series on Monday

    4 years ago
  • TRS goes electronic on Tradeweb with iBoxx trade
    Tradeweb Markets has completed what it says is the first ever fully standardised total return swap trade based on IHS Markit’s iBoxx US Dollar Liquid High Grade index

    4 years ago
  • Seaport hires veteran for European loan trading push
    Seaport Global, an investment bank focused on capital markets, has hired a leveraged finance veteran as a managing director in Emea loans trading

    5 years ago

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