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An amend and extend of outstanding debt by Worldwide Flight Services, the aviation company owned by private equity firm LBO France, received unanimous consent from the company’s existing group of investors on Tuesday. The deal, which will close in the next few weeks, will extend the maturity and substantially increase the margins on two of the debt’s tranches.
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Douglas reprices - Skrill allocates - Card Factory's tight issue - Funds back Campbell Europe - Britax margin out
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Financial markets were forced this week to begin thinking about the risk of a US debt default, though they were still able to act as normal. -
Yuzhou Properties Company took full advantage of the US Federal Reserve’s recent decision to delay any reduction in quantitative easing by issuing its largest US dollar denominated bond at the tightest borrowing costs since its debut in 2010.
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Annual global leveraged loan volumes have crossed the $1tr mark for the first time since the financial crisis, according to a new report by Dealogic, leading to concern among some bankers that the levfin market may be approaching bubble territory last seen in 2007.
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Scandlines, the German-Danish ferry operator, has given the European leveraged loan market a healthy start to October with the launch of a new €875m loan package. The debt, arranged and underwritten by a group of eight banks, will partly serve to refinance outstanding debt and back the buy-out of Allianz Capital Partner’s stake in the company.
