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More than $433 million in bids-wanted-in-competition lists composed of collateralized loan obligation debt and equity hit the market early Friday.
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China Network Systems has closed a NT$40.2bn ($1.37bn) seven year loan, getting a mix of demand from foreign and Taiwanese banks. The deal was split between NT$37.2bn of term financing, and a NT$3bn revolver.
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Russian oil firm TNK-BP has brushed aside worries over its ownership to sign a $675m three year club loan from nine banks.
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Accountancy firm BDO is launching a debt advisory business to work with private equity-owned, private and listed companies, and has hired Deloitte veteran Ross McDonald to run the business.
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Corporate borrowers in EMEA turned to the public bond markets for more than half of their financing needs in the first three quarters of the year, according to data provider Dealogic, as the volume of new loans fell by more than 40% to just $512bn.
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Moody’s has placed CGGVeritas (Ba2/BB-) on review for downgrade after the French oil and gas field surveyor took out a €700m bridge loan to finance its €1.2bn acquisition of part of the geoservices division of Dutch firm Fugro. The review comes despite the borrower saying it has structured the transaction in such a way as to maintain its existing credit ratings.