Nearly 1,000 high-yield investors have been gathering for a conference in the Arizona desert this week.
The setting is perhaps symbolic of the barren state of the junk bond market, which has just recorded its worst start to a year.
By David Oakley
Published: March 26 2008 21:49 | Last updated: March 26 2008 21:49
Nearly 1,000 high-yield investors have been gathering for a conference in the Arizona desert this week.
The setting is perhaps symbolic of the barren state of the junk bond market, which has just recorded its worst start to a year.