Frankfurt, February 27, 2015. Robus Capital was interviewed in an article by the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on the future of the German Mid-sized Corporate Bond Market. The article by Martin Hock is titled “Mittelstand Bonds are on their Way Out” and appeared in Issue 50 (28.03.2015) on page 30. Dieter Kaiser, Managing Director of Robus Capital, was cited as follows: “Kaiser asks […] above all for a new start for prospectuses. “We need covenants, collateral, guarantees,” he says. “It is a market for debt capital with high risks and is, therefore, a high-yield market. Individuals were orientating themselves with the prospectuses of Daimler and BASF, which was wrong from the beginning.” Source FAZ (2015). This article is only available in German.

Frankfurt, January 05, 2015. Robus Capital was interviewed in an article of the Handelsblatts for an opinion on the future of the mid-sized corporate bond market. The article by Michael Brächer is entitled “Pleiten, Pech und Peinliches” and appeared on page 60 and 61 of the weekend issue from the 2nd/3rd/4th of January 2015 (No. 1). Robus was cited as follows: “In order for mini-bonds to have a chance, something has to change. “We believe that the market deserves a future,” says Dieter Kaiser, Managing Director of the Frankfurt based asset management firm Robus. “However, underwriters need to learn from the mistakes of the past and new bond issues finally need to be professionally structured.” Kaiser is referring to standards that have long been common in international markets for high-yield bonds. He would like “collateral, covenants, and guarantees from all affiliated companies.” This way creditors receive significantly more in the event of insolvency than they have in the past.” Source: Handelsblatt (2015). This article is only available in German.

Frankfurt, March 11, 2013. Dieter Kaiser, Managing Director of Robus Capital Management spoke with Going Public Magazine about Robus’ investment approach in the context of Special “Anleihen 2013.” The interview can be found here. However, it should be noted that the graphic in the box titled “Robus Global Investment” does not reflect the performance of a mandate managed by Robus.

Frankfurt, November 12, 2012. Mark Hoffmann, Managing Director at Robus Capital Management Limited spoke at the Deutschen Eigenkapitalforum in Frankfurt together with representatives from equinet Bank AG on the status quo of the local German high-yield bond market. The interview was published in the conference magazine and can be found here.