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The syndicated loan community is adamant that a shortage of, or unwillingness to provide, debt is not to blame for lacklustre activity in leveraged buy-out land, according to a EuroWeek poll.
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Fifteen banks participated in a five year dual tranche facility for Swedish toolmaker Sandvik, with the triple-B rated borrower choosing not to increase the size of the deal despite oversubscription.
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Spanish telecom Telefónica has launched a self-arranged transaction refinancing part of the credit facilities used to back its acquisition of O2 in 2006.
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Petrochemicals company Ineos will use all the proceeds from last week’s $1.65bn (€1.26bn) high yield bond issue to repay its €1bn term loan ‘B’ and a portion of its term loan ‘C’.
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BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole, Crédit Mutuel, HSBC, Natixis and Société Générale have underwritten €285m of senior loans to back the takeover of Icelandic seafood group Alfesca by Lur Berri and LBO France.
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For all the photos from EuroWeek’s annual syndicated loans dinner 2012, held at London’s Guildhall on Tuesday January 31, please click here.