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Private equity firms BC Partners and CVC Capital Partners have teamed up to make a bid for Elior in what could be the largest French LBO since the financial crisis. Charterhouse Capital Partners, said at the end of last year that it was looking to only sell the catering business of Elior but is said to prefer a straight sale.
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At least one investor new to collateralized loan obligations was behind the recent tight print achieved by Morgan Stanley for Prudential Investment Management’s recent $420 million deal Dryden XXVI Senior Loan Fund.
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Citigroup is said to be aiming to bring a euro-denominated collateralized loan obligation, sized between EUR150-200 million ($198-264 million), to market within the next three months.
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Russia’s largest private financial institution Alfa Bank has asked lenders to add an 18 month tranche to its club deal. The borrower approached banks in January for a single tranche one year facility.
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Mid-tier Russian bank Transcapitalbank has mandated the IFC to arrange a new ‘A/B’ structured loan. The IFC has contacted commercial lenders to participate in the ‘B’ portion of the deal.
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Nigeria’s Fidelity Bank is due to sign a $100m syndicated loan in the next two weeks. This will make Fidelity the first of a trio of Nigerian banks to borrow money since they began approaching the international loan market in late October.