Sweden's Verisure reopens Europe's junk bond market

LONDON (Reuters) - Sweden's Verisure became the first junk-rated company to access European bond markets in nearly two months on Thursday, with hefty central bank stimulus helping to restore confidence in a market battered by the COVID-19 crisis.The successful deal for the Swedish maker of security alarms could pave the way for other companies with low credit ratings to raise debt, but bankers said they may have to pay a premium.Verisure, a maker of security alarms rated B2/B by Moody's and S&P..