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Intu Properties, the UK’s biggest shopping centre owner, formerly called Capital Shopping Centres, has successfully issued its first bonds from a new secured debt programme, raising £800m through a dual tranche offering.
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UPP, the UK company that develops and manages student housing, sold a £382m debut bond on Thursday, secured on its properties at six English universities.
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Pramerica Investment Management has begun meeting prospective investors in its new €315.8m European collateralised loan obligation, understood to be named Dryden CLO XXVII, this week.
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Punch Taverns hopes to ask bondholders to vote on the debt restructuring proposal it announced at the start of February within the first half of the year. Rating agency Moody’s, meanwhile, is worried about higher cash flow declines than it previously predicted and has put all classes of Punch ‘A’ and Punch ‘B’ debt on review for downgrade.
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The loan backing the Vanwall Finance CMBS — securitised by Deutsche Bank and Barclays in 2006 on a portfolio of Toys ‘R’ Us retail and distribution units in the UK — is expected to be refinanced by a group of unidentified lenders ahead of the April maturity date.