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  • Analysts are calling April the biggest month for collateralized loan obligations since the financial crisis, with $5.2 billion in new deals hitting screens so far, according to SI, Deal Flow Database.
  • Business travel agent Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT), 45%-owned by JP Morgan, has signed a $100m revolving credit facility before launching an $850m high yield bond refinancing. JP Morgan, the left lead on the bond, and BNP Paribas, Jefferies, Lloyds and Morgan Stanley, the other bookrunners, provided the revolver.
  • Barclays and Goldman Sachs are arranging £525m of debt to finance the acquisition of the UK’s largest independent care home provider, Four Seasons Healthcare, by Guy Hands’ private equity company, Terra Firma. The deal ensures that the lenders in the company’s £780m of CMBS loans, due to mature in September, will be repaid in full.
  • Turkish power firm Enerjisa has borrowed €135m through a syndicated loan arranged by the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to build a wind farm in the country.
  • Some 25 banks joined Pernod Ricard’s new multi-currency €2.5bn revolving credit line, which was signed this week.
  • WESTERN EUROPE Salcomp charges up for expansion with €47m loan