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GSO Blackstone Debt Funds Management’s new collateralized loan obligation has been upsized to $727.33 million ahead of pricing up from the previous $520.46 million.
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Turkish bank borrowers are again causing controversy in the loan market. But despite some lenders’ vociferous protests, Turkish banks’ march to sub-100bp pricing seems unstoppable.
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Syndicated loan bankers were split this week in their views on the number of lenders participating in the market, with equal numbers of those participating in a poll for www.euroweek.com/loans leaning for and against a reduction in the number of lending banks in Europe.
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If leveraged loans bankers wanted investors to exercise more discipline, their hopes were satisfied this week as pushback from institutional investors stalled UK retailer Iceland’s plans to slash the margins on the term loan ‘B’ portions of its buyout loans.
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More banks are pitching collateralized loan obligations to loan managers in Europe, amidst further signs that Europe’s dormant CLO market is set for a return.
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Egypt’s East Delta Electricity Production Company has agreed a $110m four year murabaha financing with local banks. Bank Audi, Banque Misr, Baraka Bank, Egyptian Gulf Bank and the National Bank for Development participated in the transaction.