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Corporate bond sales worldwide are approaching an unprecedented $4 trillion this year as yields touch all-time lows and investors pump record amounts of cash into fixed-income securities.
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Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s Investors Service are cutting corporate debt ratings at the fastest pace since 2009 as a global economic slowdown and record borrowing erode credit quality.
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Alta Mesa Holdings LP, the Houston- based energy company, is marketing debt as speculative-grade bonds maturing in eight years or more climbed to the most this year relative to all new issues.
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Mylan Inc. , the biggest U.S. maker of generic drugs, is marketing $1 billion of notes as companies postpone debt sales amid Greece’s fiscal crisis.
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Diamond Resorts Corp., the time- share company with destinations in North America, Europe and the Caribbean, is marketing high-yield, high-risk debt as sales of the securities jumped to the most since March.
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Iron Mountain Inc. , the document- storage company that was pressured by Elliott Management Corp. to change its strategy, is persuading the bond market it can reward shareholders without harming its creditworthiness .
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Investors are accepting the lowest yields since the real estate boom peaked in 2005 on the debt of U.S. homebuilders relative to the rest of the junk-bond market as evidence mounts that housing is on the rebound.
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Fidelity National Information Services Inc. , the payment-processor that private-equity firms including Blackstone Group LP sought to buy, is marketing debt after corporate bond sales fell to a six-week low.
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Elizabeth Arden Inc. , maker of celebrity perfume lines for Mariah Carey and Taylor Swift , is marketing $225 million of 10-year notes as high-yield, high-risk bond sales showed signs of accelerating.
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Distortions in credit-default swaps prices fueled by JPMorgan Chase & Co. trader Bruno Iksil are pushing investors to exchange-traded funds to make bearish bets on junk bonds.
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