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Neil Barclay and Nigel Pavey have left the syndicated loans team at Barclays Capital in London after a combined 34 years at the bank.
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Senior banks have given a warm welcome to Norilsk Nickel’s $1.5bn five year pre-export financing, which offers a margin of 225bp, according to bankers close to the deal.
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Russia’s Sberbank will set a new benchmark margin on its new deal, but will not raise the maximum $2bn of three year money that it had initially targeted.
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Corporate borrowers are rushing to complete deals in the syndicated loans market before the end of the year, fearing that margins and terms will be much stricter in the New Year.
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A modest pipeline of leveraged buyouts is growing despite a series of hung syndications in Europe over the summer, as arranging banks remain open for business. Club deals and large bank groups are back in fashion, and most of the potential LBOs are in the mid-market. But even big names such as Orange Switzerland are under discussion.