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The recent run of leveraged finance deals from companies owned by CVC Capital Partners continued this week as Lecta Group, the coated paper maker, on Thursday began pricing a €590m bond. -
Iberdrola, the Spanish energy company, completed a €500m multicurrency, new money loan deal on June 30, one week after the UK's EU referendum.
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Spanish renewable energy and engineering company Elecnor kept the margin unchanged as it refinanced €600m of loans.
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Equipment manufacturer CNH Industrial has renewed its €1.75bn revolving credit facility, extending the maturity to June 2021 from November 2019 on "improved terms".
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Mexican real estate investment trust Fibra Uno and Colombian state-owned oil company Ecopetrol reopened existing dollar notes on Wednesday to take advantage of euphoric conditions in Lat Am bond markets.
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Mexican real estate company Grupo GICSA is to meet investors this week ahead of a planned $300m debut 144A/Reg S unsecured bond issue.
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GlobalCapital is delighted to announce the winners of its Americas Derivatives Awards for 2016. The results were revealed at a gala dinner at New York’s Metropolitan Club on June 2. Thank you to everyone who supported the event by attending and for taking part in the pitches that decided who were the best and brightest in US, Canadian and Latin American derivatives over the last 12 months.
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The wave of rights issues and capital raisings in the market this summer is so far going smoothly, with good news this week for Banco Popular Español, as its shares and rights perked up in trading.
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Undeterred by some investor wobbles around appetite for long dated maturity, Irish state electricity company Electricity Supply Board (ESB) came to market on Tuesday with a €500m 15 year bond.
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The Autonomous Community of Castille and León sold on Wednesday its first bond in several years, eschewing the cheap funding available from its central government in favour of greater independence.
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Spanish property developer Metrovacesa on Friday printed a €700m deal, winning a healthy order book that proved the European corporate bond market still has legs despite heavy supply.
