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UK industrialist forced to put up his own cash to seal the deal
Move reduces amount of debt needing to be raised from investors for magnate’s InfraBuild business
From luxury homebuilders to fast food companies, junk-rated bonds are in demand
Recriminations as founder criticised for ‘huge role’ in derailed listing
UK metals magnate hopes concessions to debt investors will generate more demand
Commercial mortgage securities have bounced back — unlike the residential equivalent
Restructuring of UK-based tour operator is complicated by debt derivatives
More money put into high-yield funds this week than in any since February
Property group’s largest outside investor, SoftBank, urges cancellation of flotation
Industrialist in talks with JPMorgan after plans for IPO of parts of steel business foundered
Disney, CSX and Caterpillar among bond issuers tapping investors after summer lull
Flow of deals continues to rise after busiest week for new issuance in 18 months
Wall Street finished rough month with biggest weekly gain since June
Clients withdraw €8bn from fund manager after FT stories
Aggressive central bank easing forces fund managers into ever- riskier territory
Big rally in safer assets does not wash over junk-rated bonds
Chief blames temporary market jitters and plans relaunch next month
Yorkshire fertiliser project would be largest mine built in UK for a generation
Flight from risky assets in trade war’s wake extended to the fixed-income market
Outside the US, the debt market is officially bonkers.
Key element of bond payout has not been activated despite 1,700 deaths in DRC
Brazilian meat processor is latest example of fad for extending maturities
The Fed has debt market optimism fizzing but some companies will still struggle
Low-rated Banco di Desio e della Brianza attracts €1.5bn of orders in under an hour
