Euro corporate bonds – How we learned to love event risk

    Headline: Euro corporate bonds – How we learned to love event risk Source: Euromoney magazine Date: January 2000 Author: Marcus Walker Investors in euro corporate debt have had a rollercoaster ride. They’ve gone from europhoria to nursing burnt fingers, and to drawing the lessons for 2000. As if buying endless new credits wasn’t […]

    Headline: Euro corporate bonds – How we learned to love event risk
Source: Euromoney magazine
Date: January 2000
Author: Marcus Walker

Investors in euro corporate debt have had a rollercoaster ride. They’ve gone from europhoria to nursing burnt fingers, and to drawing the lessons for 2000. As if buying endless new credits wasn’t complex enough, they are simultaneously having to understand and predict the course of Europe’s M&A boom. How do you cope in a market that’s fast-growing, unbalanced and full of nasty surprises? Marcus Walker profiles four of the top asset managers to find out

When Standard & Poor’s downgraded Mannesmann from single-A to BBB+ on November 24 following the German company’s bid to buy the UK mobile-phone operator Orange, it caused howls of pain in the offices of bond fund managers all over euroland.






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