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Euro private placement lenders are limbering up for a fight over the right to refinance the first generation of Euro PP deals, many of which are maturing this year. The market began in earnest in 2012, and many of the deals had six year tenors. -
The UK’s Synthomer plans to raise €600m through a revolving credit facility and privately placed notes, as the unrated chemicals company looks to refinance existing bank debt early.
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The Schuldschein market will close the second quarter at a busier pace than it closed the first, as international borrowers begin to return to the market, perhaps spurred by rocky public markets.
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Legal & General has announced a £325m buy-in to Heathrow’s pension scheme, while simultaneously lending £160m to the London airport company through a private placement note.
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Allocations for a €3.025bn acquisition loan from Czech investment fund PPF Group are due in the next few days, according to a lead.
