VimpelCom raised 1.5 billion in the largest sale of junk bonds since the credit crisis in 2008 on Wednesday, to help pay for its 6.5 billion purchase of assets from Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
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VimpelCom raised 1.5 billion in the largest sale of junk bonds since the credit crisis in 2008 on Wednesday, to help pay for its 6.5 billion purchase of assets from Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris, data compiled by Bloomberg show.