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First Pacific is in talks with banks about a possible $200m three year loan, less than two weeks after it sold a $400m bond to a large group of investors.
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Bank financing for UK large cap corporates is becoming cheaper and more readily available, according to the Bank of England.
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The Bank of England will offer UK banks 10 times the value of their net lending to small and medium-sized enterprises in cheap cash through the Funding for Lending Scheme this year, but market participants do not envisage the banks jumping for joy.
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German bathroom and kitchen fittings firm Grohe is slashing the margins of its euro and dollar covenant-lite term loans priced last year, as bankers argue that cross-border transactions are making European leveraged loan investors increasingly comfortable with the cov-lite structure, writes Nina Flitman.
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Hellenic Petroleum, the Greek energy group, met investors in Europe for a potential bond issue this week. A transaction for Hellenic Petroleum would be the first speculative grade bond for a Greek debut issuer since the crisis.
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Banks working on Inghams Enterprises’ A$748m leveraged buyout loan have closed and allocated the commitments received during senior syndication, managing to avoid going into general altogether.