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Singapore’s Senoko Energy has pulled in S$2.6bn ($2.04bn) from a club of five banks, and will use the proceeds to refinance debt.
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Invesco Senior Secured Management is in the market with a $414.75 million collateralized loan obligation known as North End.
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Infront has entered discussions with its lenders over the pricing of its new €300m debt package, which some say may be pushed to the wider end of guidance, due to unfavourable market conditions. -
Pret a Manger will turn to institutional investors for the bulk of its new £375m loan package. The bulk of the UK sandwich shop chain’s planned credit facility is a £265m term loan ‘B’, while the deal also includes a £40m amortising term loan ‘A’, a £30m revolver and a £40m capital expenditure facility.
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Standard & Poor’s, which estimates that medium sized companies across Europe will need to raise up to €3.5tr of debt over the next five years, has launched a new credit benchmark to increase non-bank lending to the sector.
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Intralot, the Greek provider of gaming and transaction processing systems, has postponed its high yield bond debut. The Athens-listed company wanted to raise €300m in unsecured notes but on Friday decided to delay the issue, due to further deterioration in the market.
