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Scandlines’ €875m loan package is expected to attract a wave of commitments from European investors hungry for new paper, after the deal was marketed at a bank meeting on Tuesday.
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Leveraged loan bankers are losing faith in the idea that a euro-only covenant-lite facility could be set to hit the market, according to a new poll from EuroWeek.
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Oberthur, the French smart card maker, allocated €467m-equivalent of loans on Wednesday, after overwhelming interest from European investors caused the euro tranche to be increased and its margin tightened.
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Indonesia Eximbank has launched a new $120m three year facility to the market, less than four months after signing a $500m loan that saw almost 30 lenders jump aboard. It is now putting its faith in the existing syndicate to raise demand for the deal.
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Follow International has wrapped up syndication of its $440m financing, after finding more than enough demand to raise the deal size by $40m.
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Oil trading firm Vitol increased its revolving credit facilities to $7bn after the response the deal got from lenders overwhelmed the borrower and its bankers. Vitol, one of the world’s largest commodities traders, had been marketing a $5bn deal, split into tranches with three year and 364-day maturities.