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UK travel operator Thomas Cook has sold its €525m seven year bond, its first since it re-emerged from distressed trading levels. The fully underwritten notes were priced on Thursday in line with guidance, at par, to yield 7.75%, despite some market jitters after the Nikkei stock index plunged 7.3%.
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Wendel, the French investment company, has signed a new €600m five year multicurrency revolving credit facility to refinance an outstanding €1.2bn line that matures by the end of 2014.
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William Hill, the UK bookmaker, has announced a roadshow for a sterling high yield bond from Tuesday to Thursday next week, via Barclays, Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland (billing and delivering).
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National Express, the UK bus and train operator, is seeking a £400m revolving credit facility to refinance its syndicated loan maturing in 2014.
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Over the last year and a half, there has been a curious dislocation across Europe’s syndicated loan market. Historically, French borrowers could always be found alongside their German counterparts at the very tightest end.