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Bord Gáis Eireann, the Irish utility that was last week downgraded to one notch above junk, has increased the size of a loan arranged with international banks after the deal was heavily oversubscribed in syndication.
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It’s been a black two weeks for financial markets, although you’d barely notice in the loan world, where Western European corporates are clamouring “Cheaper! Cheaper!” and lenders are signing deals like there’s no tomorrow (and of course there might not be).
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New LBOs for Swedish cable firm Com Hem and Dutch company information provider Bureau van Dijk (BvD) were mandated this week as some banks showed continued appetite for underwriting risk despite a weak leveraged loan market.
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General syndication on Ghana Cocobod’s annual one year trade finance loan was oversubscribed and the borrower may take an increase. Senior lenders, however, would prefer if the company stuck with the $1.75bn target for the deal because it is already larger than the 2010 deal.