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DebtXplained

BOOKS

UNDERSTANDING

HIGH-YIELD BONDS

A complete guide for investors, issuers, banks and advisers

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Lead edited by DebtXplained, Understanding High Yield Bonds is an essential reference

guide for all professionals involved in originating, structuring/restructuring, issuing and

investing in high-yield bonds, and drafting and negotiating the covenant package.

Across 18 chapters, the book provides a detailed roadmap to structuring, financing and

marketing high yield, the key issues driving the market, and the regulatory environment.

Additionally, it offers an unrivalled insight into the covenant package and its practical

implications for those party to it, including investors, issuers and financial sponsors.

This title will help you to:

• Develop a thorough understanding of the covenant

package.

• Navigate the complex regulatory environment in the US and

EU governing HYB offerings.

• Understand the challenges to financing acquisitions using

HYBs and mechanisms used.

• Prepare and draft the Offering Memorandum.

• Appreciate the implications of the covenants from an

investor and issuer perspective.

• Comprehend the impact of covenants in workout scenarios.

About DebtXplained

Based in London, DebtXplained (DXP) is the only business focused on the creation and use

of data from complex legal documents. DebtXplained analyses and tracks leverage finance

covenants and structures, and is able to offer users unparalleled access to market information

and deal terms.  The firm’s high-yield bond database has over 550 data points for every deal

and a dedicated team of senior specialist lawyers is able to review each new high-yield issue

and benchmark all terms and details of structure to the market. DebtXplained was

established in 2010 and the business has since trebled in size.

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Table of contents:

SECTION 1: STRUCTURING AND

MARKETING HIGH-YIELD BONDS

1. Commercial factors driving the choice of

high-yield terms

2. High-yield bonds in acquisition financing 3. Common issues and regulatory barriers when

building a multi-jurisdictional collateral package 4. Drafting the Offering Memorandum

5. Marketing a high-yield transaction to investors

SECTION 2: THE COVENANT PACKAGE

6. High-yield covenants and terms – introductory

concepts

7. Protecting the bondholder’s place in the queue – the role of subordination, anti-layering, liens, guarantees and time

8. Limiting leverage – limitations on incurrence of indebtedness and sale and leaseback transactions 9. Containing and protecting cash and assets –

limitations on restricted payments, asset dispositions and dividend stoppers

10. Game changers and self-dealing – limitations on mergers, change of control and affiliate transactions

11. Paying off high-yield bonds – redemptions, tender offers, defeasance and satisfaction and discharge

SECTION 3: INVESTOR PERSPECTIVES

12. The value of analysing high-yield bond

covenants

13. How the covenant package can influence investment returns

SECTION 4: ISSUER CONSIDERATIONS

14. Regulatory considerations when issuing

high-yield bonds

15. Options and considerations for structuring high-yield transactions

16. The implications of high-yield bonds for issuers

SECTION 5: WHEN THINGS GO WRONG

17. High-yield intercreditor structures and their

impact on negotiating dynamics 18. Covenant application and enforcement

scenarios – how it works in the real world

Contributing authors:

• Mark Bergman, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison

• Garland Hansmann, ICG • David Ford, ICG

• Adam Farlow, Baker & McKenzie • Bernard Sharp, Baker & McKenzie

• Yushan Ng, Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft • Karen McMaster, Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft • David Fancourt, M&G

• Luca Laino, UBS

• Richard Nevins, Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft • Alex Kay, Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft • James McDonald, Skadden, Arps, Slate,

Meagher & Flom (UK)

• Riley Graebner, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (UK)

• Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy

Essential reading for:

• Banking professionals • Institutional investors

• Private fund practitioners, inc fund managers • Portfolio companies

• Lawyers • Advisers

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UNDERSTANDING HIGH-YIELD BONDS

About PEI

Positioned at the heart of the alternative asset class of private equity, PEI is trusted to provide

authoritative coverage the world over. We equip you with the numbers, the knowledge and the

network to think and to act. To us, it’s much more than providing content: it’s about delivering

information that makes a difference.

PEI: for the world’s private equity markets.

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Lead edited by Romain Cattet of Marlborough Partners, The Refinancing

Guide addresses the refinancing wall and the specific challenges facing

European buyout managers and portfolio-company CFOs in the

2013-2017 time period.

ISBN: 978-1-908-783-18-9 | No. of pages: 210

OTHER MARKET-LEADING PUBLICATIONS FROM PEI INCLUDE:

The Refinancing Guide

Lead edited by Capital Dynamics, this book is an essential educational

resource for investors seeking practical methodologies for managing and

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ISBN: 978-1-908-783-73-8 | No. of pages: 247

New Strategies for Risk Management in Private Equity

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THE REFINANCING

GUIDE

Understanding and adapting to the changing

liquidity in the European LBO market

Lead edited by

Romain Cattet,

Marlborough Partners

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Download sample content or order your copy at www.privatedebtinvestor.com

/refinancing

Are you prepared for the refinancing wall in the

European LBO space?

With billions of pounds worth of European leveraged buyout loans (LBO) due by 2017,

the refinancing wall presents one of the greatest challenges to European buyouts since

the global financial crisis impacted the asset class.

Identify the key considerations when choosing additional sources of liquidity in the

European market

Find the best liquidity source for you, including high-yield bonds, private debt funds,

retail bonds, asset-based lending and mezzanine

Compare the merits and drawbacks of all the different refinancing solutions available

Understand how structural deal innovations will offer a refinancing option for a

broader group of companies

Recognise the key factors behind a successful refinance, including preparation and

implementation of best-in-class processes

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This title will help you to:

Discover how to refinance succesfully

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Table of contents:

SECTION I: FINANCING NEEDS IN

EUROPE’S BUYOUT MARKET

1.

2.

3.

SECTION II: NEW SOURCES OF LIQUIDITY

4.

5.

6.

7.

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SECTION III: RESTRUCTURING AND DISTRESS

9.

SECTION IV: LEGAL ISSUES

10.

SECTION V: REFINANCING IN EUROPE

-GP PERSPECTIVES

11.

12.

SECTION VI: REFINANCING IN EUROPE

-LP PERSPECTIVES

13.

14.

SECTION VII: CONCLUSION

15.

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/refinancing

The refinancing wall is not a myth

Bank deleveraging and its impact on specialised

lending

Collateralised loan obligations: The return of

the European market and its implications for

financing buyouts

The use of high yield in refinancing European

buyouts

New sources of liquidity: Private debt funds

Retail bonds: An alternative for mid-cap buyouts?

Asset-based lending: Alternative financing for a

changing European market

The use of Mezzanine in refinancing European

buyouts

The post-Lehman Brothers conundrum: Four

years of restructuring

Refinancing: Legal structuring solutions

Refinancing the Cinven portfolio

Refinancing the Permira portfolio

Interview: Peter McKellar, SL Capital Partners

Interview: Paul Newsome, Unigestion

Key factors for a successful refinancing

Expert contributors:

• 3i Debt Management

• Cinven

• GE Capital

• Intermediate Capital Group

• Investec

• Marlborough Partners

• Morgan Stanley

• Partners Group

• Permira

• Shearman & Sterling

• SL Capital Partners

• StormHarbour Securities LLP

• Unigestion

• Weil Gotchal & Manges

Essential reading for:

• Bankers

• Chief Financial Officers

• Finance Advisers

• Financiers

• General Partners

• Lawyers

Private debt is progressively

replacing commercial banks

and new types of financing are

emerging. We hope that this

book provides a comprehensive

understanding of these new

products.

Romain Cattet & Taddeo Vender

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About Private Debt Investor

Private Debt Investor provides a complete private debt news and intelligence service. Whether you are

tasked with restructuring existing capital structures, sourcing new debt funding for private assets, or an

investor wanting to acquire a deeper understanding of how private debt can fit in your allocation model,

Private Debt Investor is the vital intelligence service to help you optimise your debt strategy.

Private Debt Investor: For the world’s private debt markets.

THE REFINANCING GUIDE

1. Online

www.privatedebtinvestor.com/refinancing

2. Email

[email protected]

3. Phone

New York: +1 212 633 1073

London: +44 (0)20 7566 5444

Hong Kong: +852 2153 3140

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This publication is a comprehensive guide for fund managers looking to raise blind-pool, closed-end private equity, debt, real estate and infrastructure funds. Edited by Kevin K. Albert of Pantheon, it brings together some of the most successful fundraisers to provide you with strategies, insights and advice on all aspects of the fundraising process. ISBN: 978-1-908-783-20-2 | No. of pages: 213

Enterprise Technology for Private Equity

This guide presents a methodological approach to planning and executing a business transformation programme, making optimal use of IT systems to enable and support changes to key processes and functions to enhance client services.

ISBN: 978-1-908-783-22-6 | No. of pages: 165

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