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Mark Walsh, co-head of Emea leveraged finance and acquisition finance at Morgan Stanley, has left the bank and will join Credit Suisse in November.
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The high yield market has found its first issuer after the summer. Continental, the German tyre maker, sold a €750m unsecured seven year bond on Monday. It launched the deal with a view to sell a minimum €500m bond. -
Volkswagen underscored the strength of appetite for corporate credit by taking the bond market by complete surprise on Thursday when it issued the first hybrid deal from a carmaker since the credit crisis. Incredibly, VW got the €2bn two-tranche perpetual away in a single day’s offering — more smash and grab than drive-by. After attracting a €4.5bn torrent of orders the company was even able to increase and tighten the deal and still see it trade up, writes Stefanie Linhardt.
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Luxembourg-based BGP Investment is said to be closing a new €386m privately placed German multifamily commercial mortgage securitization, which refinances Quokka Finance Plc, a legacy €617.5m CMBS from 2006 that matured earlier this month.
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Western European syndicated loans
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BSN Medical, the German bandage maker, allocated the refinancing of its euro and dollar term loan 'Bs' late last week. The issuer achieved margins 75bp-100bp tighter than original guidance after attracting investor interest despite a quiet August in the leveraged loan market.
