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Oberthur Technologies has made changes to its loan and bond financing. The French smart card maker increased its loan portion by €25m and cut its high yield bond by €10m.
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Nuance Group, a Swiss duty free travel retailer, is expected to issue a debut high yield bond as early as next week, after UniCredit released pre-deal research.
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Britax’s decision to rely primarily on US investors has proved justified, after demand from across the Atlantic has allowed the UK borrower to tighten the pricing on its dollar tranche. The UK children car seat manufacturer expects to allocate its latest covenant-lite, multi-currency term loan 'B' on Tuesday, after receiving final commitments on Monday.
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After a busy July and €7.6bn-equivalent of issuance in September, the high yield primary market has calmed down — building an environment of opportunity for the lowest rated issuers to push out deals. -
The WorldPay Group, the payment processing company, has provisionally chosen to raise its new £150m-equivalent loan add-on in dollars after a lender call on Monday. It is the second UK company to head to the US market this month after Britax elected to issue the large majority of its new deal in dollars.
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Leveraged loan bankers are losing faith in the idea that a euro-only covenant-lite facility could be set to hit the market, according to a new poll from EuroWeek.
