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Campbell Europe, the continental division of the soup firm that is being taken over by CVC, has reverse flexed the pricing on its €190m term loan ‘B’, with bankers close to the deal saying that investors’ response to the pricing change had been a "blowout".
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Chesapeake’s £340m-equivalent leveraged buyout loans have now been closed after the deal was well oversubscribed in syndication.
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After last week’s spate of European high yield bond issues, when some €2.9bn was priced, this week is a lot lighter. By Wednesday, Phones4u, Jerrold and Soho House were the only European issuers looking for bond funding.
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Phones4u, the UK mobile phone retailer, has priced its £205m PIK toggle bond, after a swift marketing process that began with a roadshow in London on Monday and Tuesday.
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Pricing on the €355m dividend recapitalisation deal for TV operator M7 Group has been reverse flexed, as issuers revel in a leveraged loan market awash with liquidity but deprived of new deals.
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Commitments for the £340m-equivalent loans supporting the buyout of UK packaging firm Chesapeake by private equity firm Carlyle are due in on Tuesday.