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Sick and tired of the three per cents

After a shaky start, the US high-yield market has risen, fallen and re-emerged toconstitute roughly one-fifth of all dollar corporate bonds. And the European market is heading in the same direction. Philip Moore traces the market’s story from its roots

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Unlike the Eurobond market, which can accurately pinpoint its inauguration to the summer of 1963, there is no universally accepted date on which the high-yield market came into being. As far back as the Victorian era, British investors – described by satirical magazine Punch in 1845 as being “sick and tired of the three per cents” offered by government bonds – were losing a fortune in their

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