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  • Senior secured floating rate notes, largely in place of loans, have been the high yield bond market’s favourite gimmick in the first half of 2013.
  • There must be plenty of films to which bankers would like their deals to be compared. A League of Their Own, perhaps, or Chariots of Fire. But over the last few weeks a very different narrative has been playing out in the leveraged loan market. Two entities, produced just a few days apart, have faced vastly differing fates. We are of course in the territory of the 1988 classic, Twins.
  • Two leveraged deals from Minimax Viking and Tip Trailer, both launched late last month, have performed very differently.
  • HSBC's Diehl returns to US – GS gets co-ECM heads – Neuberger Berman takes from JPM – Lucas to leave Barclays early – Aviva hires Kara for European HY
  • Investec has put the Pinewood 2013-1 European collateralised loan obligation, managed by Pramerica Investment Management, on hold until later in the year.
  • Allocations were distributed to BMC Software’s investors on August 9, after a radical change to the debt’s structure and currency split.