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A pair of German firms refinanced loans this week to take advantage of the reduced margins available. Power company E.On slashed 20bp from the margin it pays for five year loans by signing a €5bn early refinancing facility at 27.5bp over Euribor, while engine marker MTU Aero Engines signed a €400m facility.
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Emerging market M&A financings did their best impression of buses this week — after the loan market waited all year for one, two came along at once.
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Borrowers of syndicated loans have made a record number of amendments to lower the prices of existing deals this year, according to data provider Dealogic.
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Stora Enso mandates three — OMV's €1.5bn refi signs
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Oil and gas names are spilling into the loan market, with Malaysia’s SapuraKencana Petroleum and Indonesia's Apexindo Pratama Duta becoming the latest to seek dollar borrowings.
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Indian Oil Corp has sent out a request for proposals for a $500m three year loan, giving banks until November 15 to submit bids. The deal comes after the company wrapped up a similar loan last week, but just one bank joined during general syndication.