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Demand for riskiest tranches and improved loan supply could support growth in issuance
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Sovereign supply has dominated the CEEMEA market this week, with Latvia and Romania delivering landmark deals in euros and dollars respectively.
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Electricité de France confirmed its reputation as one of Europe’s most ambitious bond issuers this week with a four tranche hybrid capital issue that it unusually combined with a four tranche senior dollar deal — only to add a $700m 100 year bond as the cherry on the cake.
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Thai retailer CP All is looking to wrap up the refinancing of its $6bn bridge loan from May 2013, with bankers on the deal confident of netting all the final commitments for the fresh fundraising by the end of the month.
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Investors representing 86% of Brazilian oil and gas services firm Lupatech’s bondholders have approved the company’s proposed debt restructuring, allowing the plan to be submitted for approval at an extraordinary general meeting and submitted to be homologated in court.
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Finding new financing options for mid-cap firms is all the rage in Europe. Only a few days after Barclays and BlueBay announced that they would work together to provide unitranche funding to medium-sized companies in the UK, UniCredit and Amundi have formed a similar partnership aimed at German mid-caps. -
Market participants are expecting floating rate high yield bonds and leveraged loans to become more common in Europe in 2014.
