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A healthy pipeline of large LBO deals — with a potential aggregate debt need of over €5bn — is growing despite a poor half of year in the leveraged finance market. Loans bankers said caution was the priority to ensure deals were not competing with each other for limited liquidity, but they nonetheless showed a willingness to underwrite with the right amount of flex.
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A new $200m 18 month loan for London-listed oil credit Afren is offering a margin of 900bp, according to bankers on the deal.
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The expiry of collateralized loan obligations is posing a problem for low-rated firms that have depended on CLOs for funding.
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A new $200m 18 month loan for London-listed oil credit Afren is offering a margin of 900bp, according to bankers on the deal.
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Loan volumes are set to remain low in the Middle East as companies continue deleveraging, according to a new report by ratings agency Moody’s.
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Polish telecom company Polkomtel has raised Z1.753bn (€402m) for a term loan ‘C’ that will entirely replace the senior secured bridge in the Z14.3bn debt package backing Polish billionaire Zygmunt Solorz-Zak’s buyout of the firm.