DB, JPM lead €1.6bn Fresenius refi

November 20, 2012 03:50 pm

German healthcare group Fresenius will seek at least €1.6bn for a delayed draw loan as it looks to refinance its term loan ‘A’ and revolving credit facility due in September 2013.

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