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Study Group UK, the company that provides courses for overseas students preparing to study at UK and Australian universities, succeeded in pricing its £205m debut bond today at the tight end of guidance, as had been expected yesterday. -
German-Danish ferry operator Scandlines is planning to refinance all its drawn debt. The transaction, which will consist of around €1bn of loans, comes after an aborted sale of the company earlier this year.
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Aenova intends to market its new €160m loan package exclusively to its existing investor base, with the German healthcare group expecting support from its lenders to be sufficient to avoid a general syndication phase.
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UK ticketing company thetrainline.com has issued £190m of loans to finance a dividend recapitalisation for its owner Exponent Private Equity.
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Poland’s TVN completed the refinancing of its 2017 bonds on Wednesday afternoon, pricing a €300m three year non-call seven bond at 11%. The payment-in-kind toggle note was well oversubscribed and offered investors a premium to compensate for a more flexible toggle structure, said bankers on the deal.
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Renault, the French carmaker, sold a €600m five year bond today that in many ways echoed the €600m 5.3 year issue launched by its rival Peugeot-Citroën on Tuesday.
