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UK online payment company Skrill will present its latest €305m loan package at a bank meeting in London on Thursday. The issuer waited for the end of the summer break to launch the deal, which was not presented to investors in an early-bird phase.
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Card Factory, the UK gift card retailer, will meet investors on Thursday to market a new term loan add-on that will be used to pay a dividend to its private equity owner Charterhouse.
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AHT Cooling is set to launch €288m of all-senior drawn debt through term loan ‘A’ and term loan ‘B’ facilities. The debt will be marketed to a select number of investors in an early-bird phase, according to the deal's leads.
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Polish broadcaster TVN is aiming to close books early on Wednesday afternoon on a €300m no-grow bond to help pay off the last chunk of its outstanding 2017 paper.
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Asia’s debt capital markets have finally sparked back into life and it is Korean credits that are the most sought after. But while the usual parade of state-backed banks will have no trouble accessing markets, the country’s high yield names are unlikely to benefit.
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Peugeot, the French car maker, returned to the euro bond market today after a six month absence and priced a successful issue, raising the €600m it wanted at a substantially tighter yield than its last issue.