distressed bond造句

• Heartland reportedly had a large amount of distressed bonds, especially in health care.
• Distressed bonds have yields to maturity at least 10 percentage points above those of similar Treasury securities.
• Investors in Harrah's Jazz 14.25 percent distressed bonds weren't concerned about Fidelity's move.
• The news has been enough to buoy prices of distressed bonds in general by 10 cents on the dollar since the start of the year, according to Goldman.
• Now, however, Black, one of a new breed of vulture investors who buy up distressed bonds at deep discounts, is accused of betraying his fiduciary duty to his former clients.
• Daniel Harmetz and David Breazzano, the managers of its distressed bond funds, and Judy Mencher, a lawyer at the firm, resigned today to start their own firm, Fidelity said.
• "It's an ultimatum, " said Gordon McCormick, a trader of distressed bonds at BDS Securities Corp . in New York, who doesn't own the bonds.
• Defaulted securities provided a return of 20.2 percent a year and distressed bonds returned 22.7 percent a year in the five years ended Dec . 31, according to a report from Magten.
• Fixed income analysts are also often subdivided by asset class among the fixed income asset classes with the most analyst coverage are convertible bonds, high yield bonds ( see high-yield debt ), and distressed bonds ( see distressed securities ).
• Heartland Advisors, an asset management firm in Milwaukee, sold the portfolio of distressed bonds for $ 8.3 million to the pension fund of the state of Wisconsin in late September, a couple of weeks before the value of two of its bond mutual funds fell dramatically.