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Irish paper firm Smurfit Kappa has shifted its debt structure from being secured to being unsecured, in a move that reflects the company’s transition out of the leveraged world and into the more traditional corporate sector.
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German borrowers are looking to get ahead of the rush of new issuance penciled in for September by launching their refinancing deals over the coming few weeks.
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Irish paper firm Smurfit Kappa has shifted its debt structure from being secured to being unsecured, in a move that reflects the company's transition out of the leveraged world and into the more traditional corporate sector. -
The Carlyle Group has begun meeting with prospective investors in its second European collateralized loan obligation this year — a €299m Citigroup-arranged deal called Carlyle Global Market Strategies Euro CLO 2013-2 — barely six weeks after pricing its first post-crisis Euro CLO.
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Financial institutions have found a warm reception in the Islamic finance market this week, as Al Baraka’s Turkish arm launched a facility with hopes of finding new lenders and International Bank of Azerbaijan saw its murabaha sign oversubscribed.
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Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Co (Kufpec) has signed its long awaited $750m five year loan. A two month delay did nothing to damage to deal, which enjoyed massive oversubscription that led to banks being allocated only half of their commitments.
