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Published on 7/10/2023 in the Prospect News High Yield Daily.

Bausch distressed notes mixed; AMC bonds perk up; DISH bonds decline; default events up

By Cristal Cody

Tupelo, Miss., July 10 – Distressed debt trading action slowed on Monday with volume light over the session.

Bausch Health Cos. Inc.’s 4 7/8% senior secured notes due 2028 (Caa1/CCC+/B) were the most active U.S. corporate distressed issue seen trading on $8 million of volume, a source said.

The notes gained around ¼ point to 59¼ bid, while Bausch’s other paper softened in lighter supply.

AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc.’s 10% senior secured second-lien notes due 2026 (Caa3/CCC-) extended Friday’s gains and added 1 point to head out Monday at 71¾ bid on $6 million of trading, a source said.

DISH Network Corp.’s bonds trading at the distressed level also were active on Monday on more than $10 million of secondary activity.

The 7¾% senior notes due 2026 (B3/B-) fell ½ point to a quote of 62½ bid on $6.2 million of paper traded, a source said.

Meanwhile, the pace of junk corporate defaults is tracking at 2.2% but is expected to rise, according to a BNP Paribas Securities Corp. note released Monday.

Most high-yield issuers entered “restrictive territory” during the first quarter with interest expense outpacing EBITDA growth and implying a path of fundamental deterioration ahead and from growing volatility with near-term catalysts for default events including $103 billion of maturities due July 2024-July 2026, BNP said.


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