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Emerging Market syndicated loans - news in brief, August 9, 2013
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Emerging market loan volumes are heading towards their second torrid year in succession. The dearth of deals has left lenders in central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa (CEEMEA) fearful of further rounds of margin cuts as they scrabble to pick up assets from the few borrowers that are expected to come to the market in the second half of this year. -
Nigerian syndicated loan volumes have reached their highest levels on record and will surge even higher as bankers prepare to launch into general syndication a $3.5bn facility for industrial conglomerate Dangote Group.
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The limited pool of buyers for the senior portions European collateralized loan obligations are looking to push spreads on the triple-A bonds off upcoming deals wider, according to CLO officials on the frontline in London. But some officials fear new deals could be tough to execute in the long run without an anchor investor for senior tranches.
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Haymarket Financial added some structural diversity to the European collateralized loan obligation market this week, pricing its multicurrency Hayfin Ruby II SCA CLO which was backed by a mixed pool of broadly syndicated loans as well as loans originated by Haymarket itself.
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Springer Science and Business has sold a stealthy €640m floating rate bond to a handful of investors.
