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Despite their struggles with heavy exposures to peripheral European sovereign debt, French banks are starting to increase their participation in CEEMEA loans after appearing to scale back in the third quarter.
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The European loan market was left to rue a big missed chance this week when UK security firm G4S pulled out of its bid for Danish services company ISS. Deutsche Bank, HSBC and RBS had underwritten €4.1bn of euro loans and £1.33bn of sterling to support the acquisition. The deal was set to be the market’s biggest M&A deal of the year.
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Banks in the European loan markets are going to have to make far-reaching changes in their approach in lending in 2012, with a strategic emphasis on the quality rather than the quantity of transactions on the balance sheet.
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What has happened to Barclays Capital? Loan Ranger is in shock. First, Bob Diamond, once dubbed “the unacceptable face of banking”, makes a speech about how bankers must strive to be “better citizens”. Then Barclays ducks out of a face-off with the protesters around St Paul’s by changing the venue of its Loan Syndicate reception.
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