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German high yield issuers Heidelberger Druckmaschinen and Wepa took advantage of tightened secondary spreads this week with taps for around €50m each.
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With demand for leveraged loans far outweighing supply, deal sponsors are pushing for unprecedentedly loose documentation, writes Olivier Holmey. Already reducing margins, extending maturities and pushing up leverage ratios on their portfolio companies’ debt, private equity firms are now even seeking to rid transactions of their core incurrence and maintenance covenants. -
A second Finnish utility whole business securitization could result from the sale, announced on Thursday, of Fortum’s Finnish electricity distribution business.
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Mexican petrochemicals company Grupo Idesa’s inaugural international bond traded up after pricing, as bankers close to the deal highlighted the spread of demand the issue attracted despite a modest book.
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Scout24 has prepared the debt structure backing its partial takeover by Hellman & Friedman, ahead of the deal’s launch in January 2014.
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Ashtead, the UK-based equipment rental company, sold a $400m tap of its 6.5% 2022 high yield bond on Wednesday.
