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San Miguel Corp will sign its $1.5bn loan today after 33 banks committed to the upsized deal.
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Russian potash firm Uralkali has signed a hugely oversubscribed $1bn five year pre-export finance facility.
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The nascent collateralized loan obligation revival in Europe may be operating on borrowed time as bankers fear new European risk retention rules for securitizations will chase out many managers.
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New European risk retention rules for securitisations have delivered a vicious blow to the nascent CLO revival in Europe, writes Joe McDevitt. Bankers fear that a new proposal that brings CLO managers into the scope of the so-called "skin in the game" requirement — which dictates that the sponsor of a deal must retain a 5% vertical slice of the structure — will change the nature of the market forever.
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Bankers within the European leveraged loan market have greeted the European Banking Authority’s proposed tightening of risk retention rules for securitisations with apprehension.
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Dubai state-owned hotel operator Jumeirah Group has mandated banks for a $1.4bn six year loan. This is the second loan mandate for a hotel operator in Dubai in two weeks as borrowers capitalise on a wave of positive sentiment surrounding the emirate.