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Credit markets have learnt lessons from the structuring mistakes a decade ago
Move follows FT article on asset manager’s exposure to entrepreneur with history of legal troubles
The €1.4bn question about a French fund manager’s link to enigmatic financier Lars Windhorst
Investors should beware ruses such as reverse factoring, which flatters a balance sheet
US high-yield funds take in $1.5bn for the week as global growth fears recede
It is not just a matter of how the Fed acts, but why
Investors to swap debt for equity after group fails to meet interest payment
High-yield bond funds suffer fourth week of outflows as economic worries mount
Collapse of French retailer’s parent exposes hedge funds’ clever-clever strategies
Martin Gilbert and Marc Lasry join advisory team of German financier’s company
Telecoms group pays ‘materially’ higher rates after facing resistance from US fund managers
Chart to start the week: Goldman Sachs survey on appetite for outsourcing
Central banks have boosted assets but some ultra-risky borrowers continue to struggle
Legal duo lead new group trying to raise standards in Europe’s junk bond market
Years of aggressive monetary easing have blunted the signals from the bond market
Resurgence of sub-zero debt is a sign of the grab-fest in the European credit markets
Fluctuating yields on government bonds could signal a contraction in global growth
How turning spreadsheets into sound can reveal hidden trends in data
Sharp rise in Chinese lending and bond investors’ hunt for yield add to dangers
Trade body’s remedies akin to patching software after hackers expose weaknesses
Storm clouds may be gathering, with China’s housing sector a source of fear
Qinghai default highlights difficulty of assessing likelihood of government support
Bonds rated one notch above junk now comprise more than a third of holdings
