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Swiss reinsurance firm Zurich Re is out in the market with a five year plus one plus one transaction carrying a margin of 30bp.
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European banks have been trying to reduce their Asian loan portfolios over the last few weeks, reacting to ballooning funding costs at home, according to bankers. But these sales have not always been aimed at the most likely buyers: one bond investor got a call last week trying to convert him to a new asset class.
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Turkey’s Denizbank has opted to keep its lenders sweet with a 30bp increase in the pricing on its syndicated loan refinancing.
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Legacy leveraged buyouts are particularly vulnerable to a slow-growth environment, despite a general credit quality improvement, according to a report released by Standard & Poor’s.
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Dutch commodities trading company Trafigura Beheer has signed an increased $875m syndicated loan, after drawing enough demand in syndication to push the deal beyond its $700m target.
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Indonesia’s Bakrie & Brothers is in negotiations with its lenders about paying back a $1.345bn bridge loan, after shares backing the deal plummeted earlier this month. The company could turn to industry rivals for funding — and it looks likely to get some breathing room from its lender before being forced to pay back the cash.