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Scandlines, the German-Danish ferry operator, has set a narrow original issue discount guidance on an €875m refinancing loan package, reflecting strong support for the deal among investors in Europe.
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Courts Asia, southeast Asia's largest electrical and furniture retailer, has put in place the first ever multi-jurisdiction, multi-currency and multi-seller securitisation programme in Asia ex-Japan. The underlying assets are installment loan receivables in Malaysian ringgit and Singapore dollars, and structuring adviser and sole lead HSBC hailed the $250m-equivalent deal as the first example of significant appetite for ABS in the two currencies outside the real estate sector.
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Leveraged loan borrowers are becoming increasingly flexible on currency denomination in their quest to achieve the most aggressive terms, with four deals in just two weeks pitching euro, dollar and sterling investors against each other in fierce competition before choosing the most favourable option. -
Loans backing dividend recapitalisations have reached their highest volume on record for the third quarter, as private equity firms continue to hold on to their assets rather than sell at a discount.
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Ewos Group, the Norwegian fish food company, sold the second largest Norwegian krone high yield bond ever on Wednesday, and more issuers are lining up in what could be the market's biggest ever year.
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Dealogic league tables of bond transactions, October 16, 2013. Includes SSAs, FIG, investment grade and high-yield corporates, emerging markets and ABS.
