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Keurig Green Mountain, the US speciality coffee and coffee machine firm, increased the euro term loan ‘B’ tranche of the $6.4bn debt package backing its acquisition by JAB Holding, the German investment group.

Ascential, the information and events business formerly known as Top Right Group and Emap, narrowed the price range for its IPO before closing the book on Monday.

Solera Holdings, the US car insurance software maker, will start on Wednesday meetings with European investors for a $2bn-equivalent bond in dollars and euros to fund its acquisition by Vista Equity Partners.

Solera, the US insurance claims processor, held bank meetings on Tuesday in New York and Wednesday in London for a $1.9bn term loan ‘B’, backing its $6.5bn acquisition by Vista Equity Partners.

Few bankers were happy with their bonuses at the start of 2016, despite a surge in the value of their payments.

If this is what first quarter results are going to be like, count GlobalCapital out. Another bank with a pretty decent set of businesses, and another stonking loss. Credit Suisse appears to have taken after Deutsche in all of the wrong ways.

Italian ferry operator Onorato Armatori on Friday sold €300m of secured notes as investors backed its plans for a new financial structure.

CMC Markets, the financial spread betting firm, priced its £218m initial public offering last Friday, before falling 2.5% in early trading. It has fallen further since.

Ascential, the information and events business formerly known as Top Right Group and Emap, has narrowed the price range for its IPO, homing in on the middle of the original range, and is covered within that range.

Kion, the Ba2/BB+ rated German industrial truck manufacturer, has agreed a €1.5bn refinancing facility with 'investment grade style features' through a club deal with 13 relationship banks.

ArcelorMittal bowed to the inevitable and announced a $3bn rights issue last Friday morning, after its credit spread had widened to distressed levels as global steel prices slumped. Goldman Sachs, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Crédit Agricole are global coordinators.

One more bank has joined the top group for a loan for Tata Power subsidiary Bhira Investments. The borrower had initially shortlisted six lenders for the facility to refinance a $460m loan it wrapped up in October 2014.