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The split in the European syndicated loans market between those borrowers that are desperately attractive and those that are merely desperate is growing. And lenders are looking more closely than ever at ratings, nationality and cross-sell potential to decide on which side of the fence potential borrowers fall.
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Intermediate Capital Group, the UK leveraged loan and mezzanine debt investor, hopes to launch its planned sterling bond on Friday.
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Viridian to follow bond with £225m RCF
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The European Central Bank’s second long term refinancing option (LTRO) will hand an indirect boost to borrowers in emerging Europe, bank analysts said on Thursday. But as anxious lenders continue to wait for a benchmark deal to get 2012’s sluggish market rolling, they asserted that the extraordinary measure will not prompt a sudden improvement in deaflow.
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Although it’s not often that loans bankers are glad to hear the dulcet tones of Loan Ranger chiming over the phone line on a Thursday, this week our call through to BNP Paribas was welcomed as a chance for them to practice their recently revised media training.
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Turkey’s Bank Asya is looking to raise $200m through a one year Islamic loan. The participation bank — as Turkey’s four Islamic banks are called — has asked ABC Islamic Bank, Emirates NBD Capital, National Bank of Abu Dhabi, Noor Islamic Bank and Standard Chartered to arrange the syndicated murabaha facility, which may be denominated in different currencies.