Levfin market proves it is ready, for the right deals, as Global Blue launches

June 15, 2012 12:00 am

Leveraged loan bankers said that eurozone debt crisis had not dampened the appetite of investors to buy new paper after JP Morgan, Natixis and Royal Bank of Canada launched €462.5m of senior loans backing the buyout of Global Blue into syndication at a bank meeting on Wednesday.

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