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British Car Auctions, the UK used car retailer owned by private equity firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice, is set to allocate its new loan package early this week. The deal, syndication of which closed oversubscribed last Thursday, has been rejigged slightly to reflect investor demand in the term loan ‘C’ tranche.
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Consumer debt purchaser Cabot is hoping to sell its second high yield bond. The £100m seven year transaction is guided in the 8.5% yield area and is expected to be priced later today.
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Italian facilities management business Manutencoop priced its high yield bond on Friday, but dropped a planned FRN and sold the whole deal fixed rate. The issue was reduced from €450m to €425m. -
Around 14 banks have joined AsiaInfo Linkage’s $330m leveraged buyout loan as bankers on the deal wrap up syndication.
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Single-B rated Multipolar tried to soothe investor concerns about its holding company structure by luring investors with a juicy premium over the bonds of its parent. But lingering market jitters prompted investors to sell the bonds in secondary trading.
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Asian loans bankers are in high spirits, thanks to a combination of a liquid market and a healthy pipeline. But as more companies shun bond issuance to tap the more stable loan market, the rise in dealflow means leveraged borrowers will be at a disadvantage — and should prepare to shell out juicier margins, writes Rashmi Kumar.
