Definition for : High-yield bonds

High-Yield bonds represent Subordinated debt, typically taking the form of five to ten-year bonds. These bonds are issued by companies in the process of being turned around or with a weak financial Base, in particular for LBOs. High Yields correspond to the level of Risk involved, making these bonds a very speculative Investment.

(See Chapters Chapter 21 Other debt products, Chapter 22 Shares and Chapter 46 Mergers and Demergers of the Vernimmen)

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