Bond and CDS surge caps remarkable chicken run for Boparan
Boparan, the UK-based restaurant group and chicken supplier, has surged tighter in bonds and CDS today, capping a remarkable turnaround in recent months for a company that had long been one of the riskiest in the European high yield universe before the coronavirus outbreak
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