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Investors are right to back cable names and shun retail, according to the latest European leveraged credit update from Fitch, with the agency predicting only “modest” deleveraging in its portfolio due to “necessary capex, margin pressures and constraints on revenue growth”.
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Several European borrowers have brought deals to the syndicated loans market in the last week before Christmas as fears grow about the potentially weak issuing conditions at the start of 2012.
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Uralsib, a privately owned Russian bank, has signed a $132m trade finance facility, increasing the size of the transaction after it was oversubscribed in syndication.
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Gloucester-based social housing repair and maintenance company Mears Group has signed a new £120m five year revolving credit facility to refinance an existing loan that was due to mature in June 2013. Proceeds from the facility will be used for general corporate purposes and to support Mears’ growth and acquisition plans, the company said.
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The present that bankers in the European syndicated loan market would most like to receive on Christmas day is a pipeline of business activity to work on over the next 12 months, according to a poll of the sector carried out by EuroWeek.
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Goodman European Logistics Fund (GELF) has completed a €400m revolving credit facility in what is the latest move in its capital raising programme to increase its fund size and scope.