High-yield junkies

Fallen angels

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When a €38 billion raft of fallen angels crash-landed into the European high-yield market last year, the immature market went through a volatile, uncertain phase. High-yield investors were suddenly swamped with unfamiliar-looking paper, while those fallen angel investors who were not compelled to jump ship when their credits fell to junk found themselves in uncharted territory.

Up to €15 billion worth of fallen angels are expected this year, but the picture now looks very different

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