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ARTICLE · 20 APRIL 2016

2016 Global High-Yield Bond Study

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Proskauer's Capital Markets Group has released its annual 2016 Global High-Yield Bond Study, which provides dealmakers, issuers and investors with an in-depth look at deal terms and trends in the high-yield bond market.

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Proskauer's Capital Markets Group Has Released Its Annual 2016 Global High-Yield Bond Study, Which Provides Dealmakers, Issuers And Investors With An In-Depth Look At Deal Terms And Trends In The High-Yield Bond Market.

The Study, Conducted By The Global Capital Markets Group, Covers High-Yield Bond Deals Closed Globally Between 2012 And 2015, Drawing On Data From Proskauer's Extensive Proprietary Database Of More Than 1,500 High-Yield Deals Since 2011. The Report Breaks Down Deals By Geography, Deal Size, Industry, Credit Rating And Whether They Are Backed By Private Equity Sponsors.

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To request a hard copy and/or to schedule an in-person presentation, contact our corporate finance analysts, Anthony McIntyre at +1.212.969.5343 or [email protected], or James Duong at +1.212.969.3508 or [email protected].

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