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The slump in the international bond market has started to hit borrowers, with Hilong Holding becoming one of the first companies to tap the loan market after dropping its plans of a bond issue.
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Commerzbank is coordinating a $200m one year loan for Hana Bank and plans to complete it as a club, after only inviting relationship banks to join the transaction.
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GSO/Blackstone Debt Funds Management last week priced its fourth U.S. collateralized loan obligation of the year, the $519 million Emerson Park CLO, with the top-rated portion selling at yields in line with prints from other big-name managers in recent weeks.
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Manutencoop, an Italian facility management operator, is looking to sell €450m of high yield bonds in yet another debut transaction. Some 50 of the around 115 issuers in the European high yield market this year have been issuing bonds for the first time — including all the deals being marketed this week. -
Action has increased the margins and deepened the discount on its new credit facility in a bid to attract more investors.
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Oh, how quickly loans bankers come alive when an exciting new money deal is being touted! Aspen’s $2bn M&A facility, launched last week, brought with it a tidal wave of praise — most notably from bankers not even on the deal. But that didn’t stop them having a giggle at the basic mathematical mistake in the Aspen invitation email from Bank of America Merrill Lynch — one of the lead banks.
