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While some debt capital markets bankers are beginning to enjoy the Christmas break, thoughts are already turning to next year’s business. Syndicate and coverage bankers have been putting in some late visits to clients, hoping to be in line for the first wave of deals in 2014.
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China Longyuan Power Corp is set to sign its offshore loan of Rmb1.7bn ($278m) in the next two weeks, after a delay in finalising all the documents led to a postponement of the signing date. -
A Cerberus Capital Management fund today priced its second post-crisis middle market loan collateralized loan obligation. Wells Fargo arranged the $458.15 million Cerberus Onshore II CLO.
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Citigroup expects to announce price talk later today for the $400m high yield bond issue by Global Ship Lease, the London-based, but New York-listed container ship lessor.
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Fiskars, the Finnish consumer implements company, has signed a €100m five year revolving credit facility, arranged by Nordea.
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Lenders have brushed aside last year’s fears about regulation and are worrying instead about something they understand much better — the threat of intense competition. But worrying is only useful if it helps to arrive at a solution, and if 2013’s deals are anything to go by, loans bankers do not have one.
