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More collateralized loan obligations, including ones issued since 2010, are likely to be called, refinanced or repriced as equity holders look to take advantage of CLO liability spreads that keep tightening.
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A number of European collateralized loan obligations are in the works and that’s convincing managers and bankers that the market may be poised for a rebirth.
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The syndicated loans market is, by its very nature, a private, secretive world of clandestine intrigue, with whispers and rumours of deals, pricing and mandates whirling in hushed voices. Working in the loans sector is only one step away from being in the secret services — at least that’s what Loan Ranger likes to think when he’s reassuring himself he’s only one step away from James Bond.
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Open Grid Europe is in discussions to refinance its capital structure, with plans to replace most of its senior debt with subordinated loans and to make its debut in the capital markets with an investment grade bond.
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Turkish telecommunications firm OTAS has launched a multi-tranche $4.75bn facility into general syndication. This is the largest syndicated loan to come out of Turkey in the last five years, according to Dealogic.
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Both Schaeffler and Wood MacKenzie wrapped up successful repricings this week, slashing 175bp and 125bp respectively from the costs of their existing loan facilities and encountering little pushback from investors.