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Investec has hired two new staffers to its growth and leveraged finance team, after launching an inaugural direct lending fund at the start of 2021. -
Rare credits are stepping in to pick up the pre-summer slack, with unusual financial and corporate names returning to a market hungry for new supply.
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Essentra, the UK speciality fibres and plastics maker, has closed a US private placement deal at $250m.
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Several Schuldschein issuers have more than tripled their initial targets for deals, with arrangers saying many have gone subject just days after launch. The deal outcomes show a chronic supply and demand imbalance, as the market comes to terms with a persistent drop in deal flow.
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Enervie, a German energy supplier, has completed a €170m refinancing package, taking the unusual step of swapping a single syndicated facility for a collection of different funding sources.
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German telecoms and internet company United Internet has issued one of the largest Schuldschein deals this year, raising €750m according to market sources, more than doubling its initial target of €300m.
