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Swell in term loan 'A' issuance shows banks’ willingness to finance deals
Term loan 'A' structures made up 67% of leveraged loan issuance in the US in the first half of the year
Direct lenders turn creative as special situations come into vogue
Funds seek to free up capital to explore new frontiers
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Three deals were priced this week even as high spreads make economics of new deals difficult -
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Print and sprint CLOs are particularly susceptible
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Excellion Capital acted as debt advisor to the company
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Pierre & Vacances is undergoing a debt restructuring after falling into difficulty during the pandemic
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Direct lenders cannot entirely replace syndicated debt markets
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New structure comes with a €200m privately placed second lien
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Cadbury's, Carlsberg and Hiscox among the pension funds invested
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Percentage of respondents with more than 10% of their portfolio in alternatives has rocketed
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Supra tightens from guidance for larger-than-planned transaction
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Ukraine sovereign comes through consent solicitation as investors also grant two state-owned issuers two years' relief from Eurobond payments
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Verona Pharma and Borr Drilling raise capital at opportune moment
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Cash prices of corporate debt recover from June lows, as investors move money into high grade risk
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With the US pandemic-era ban on share repurchasing set to expire, the industry should redirect spare capital into sustainable projects
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Ukraine will find itself in 'awkward' position when negotiating with creditors
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Local investors are eager to buy covered bonds that pay floating rates
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Firms eschew arbitrage for attractive, sizable Swiss franc deals
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Slowing US inflation will strengthen hopes for a revival of CEEMEA issuance in September
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In this table, GlobalCapital Asia offers a glimpse of the bond deals that are in the works
