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Emerging market borrowers will combat the shrinking appetite of international lenders by increasingly turning to their domestic banks, according to a EuroWeek poll.
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A graph of year-to-date issuance by region and sector, as reported by Securitization Intelligence, accompanied by a bird's-eye view of the activity seen in each sector last week. -
Turkey’s Alternatifbank has signed its $197.5m-equivalent one year refinancing loan from 20 international and domestic banks.
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Moody’s believes at least a quarter of unrated LBOs with debt maturing by 2015 will default, it said today. And this proportion might double if access to the high yield bond market proves particularly problematic.
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The leveraged finance market is in a precarious position, but there is no excuse for a repeat of the disastrous slew of hung deals that closed the market in 2011.
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Russia’s largest potash firm, Uralkali, is in talks with two Japanese banks for a syndicated loan.
