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Loans bankers expect the syndication of the debt backing Hellman & Friedman’s partial takeover of directories business Scout24 to be launched no earlier than January 2014.
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The improving fundamental performance of European commercial real estate is expected to continue and move beyond prime properties and into second tier assets next year, according to Moody’s. The rating agency still expects, however, that the majority of outstanding CMBS loans maturing next year will not be repaid.
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Abengoa, the Spanish engineering and renewable power group, has announced a dollar bond issue, after raising €550m in the euro market this year.
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Alcatel-Lucent, the French-US telecoms equipment maker, took two more steps forward in its complex refinancing process on Thursday. The company’s ratings have fallen six notches since 2006 amid persistent losses.
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Lead managers of the $1.7bn high yield bond issue for Altice, the telecoms investment group, priced the three tranche deal on Thursday afternoon New York time, to finance two acquisitions in the Dominican Republic.
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Darling International, the US food products firm, was due to hold a bank meeting with potential investors in New York on December 5, to market a new $1.2bn transatlantic loan package to finance its acquisition of Dutch firm Vion Ingredients.