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Vue Entertainment, the UK cinema chain, has tightened price guidance on its debut high yield bond. Investors were asked to reconfirm their orders by 12.30pm London time today.
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Source: Dealogic
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Russian mineral fertiliser producer EuroChem is pushing for an unsecured structure on its latest loan but wants to keep the 180bp margin it has paid for pre-export finance (PXF) deals. Loans bankers argue the level is overly ambitious, but the return of French banks to the Russian market together with a dearth of deals means borrowers can get aggressive with their pricing.
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Volatility across credit markets has caused investors in the first-loss portions of collateralized loan obligations to worry about more than just the risk that loans spreads could tighten, reducing the arbitrage that drives equity returns—they are also increasingly worried that spreads will widen, according to Citigroup researchers.
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UK cinema chain Vue Entertainment has released guidance for its £550m senior secured bonds and plans to sell them tomorrow.
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Unilabs is back in the market with its loan-to-bond refinancing after nearly a month's break since it pulled the deal. The Geneva-based laboratory business launched a €685m high yield bond on Wednesday morning and planned to sell it later in the day.
