Primary struggles to its feet
Volumes are slashed, deal flow is at a trickle and economic uncertainty looms, but the European leveraged market is grinding back to life. Most new era deals have closed, the overhang is being chipped away and investor liquidity is rising. However, even with this tentative optimism, bankers and investors warn that any increase in defaults could easily derail this nascent recovery.
5 June 2008•5 mins read
