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Citigroup is said to be aiming to bring a euro-denominated collateralized loan obligation, sized between EUR150-200 million ($200.2-267 million), to market within the next three months.
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Bankers working on Golden Bridge Corp’s $87m dual currency loan have closed syndication of the three year deal, after receiving commitments of more than $125m from seven banks.
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The prospect of a $2bn equivalent loan in euros and sterling backing the buy-out of Heinz, the famous maker of baked beans and ketchup, is gripping the market.
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Salamander Energy’s $300m seven year loan has attracted the attention of at least five banks looking to join the deal.
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Eurasian Natural Resources Corp (ENRC), the Kazakh mining firm, signed its increased $500m revolver last week with some 10 banks committing to the deal as mandated lead arrangers.
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The prospect of a wave of leveraged loan repricing receded this week after institutional investors baulked at UK retailer Iceland’s plans to slash margins on the term loan ‘B’ portion of its buy-out debt, write Nina Flitman and Stefanie Linhardt.