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Bridgepoint has acquired Cambridge Education Group from Palamon Capital Partners with financial backing from five banks and asset managers.
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Spectrum Brands Holdings, the US household goods group, has set guidance for pricing, floor and original issue discount on the euro tranche of its new $470m-equivalent transatlantic loan package.
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Less than two months after its last bond issue, HeidelbergCement was back in the market with a €500m eight year deal on Tuesday, paying the same yield as it had on a seven year in October.
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Asset liability management is all the rage in the CEEMEA market, with Gabon, Gazprombank and Uranium One conducting tenders, exchanges and amendments. Meanwhile, a barrage of new bonds has hit the primary market, as sovereign benchmarks, financial subs and traditional senior debt deals all clamour for investors’ attention.
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SGL Carbon, the German maker of carbon-based products, wants to sell a €250m high yield bond to refinance its floating rate notes and other debt.
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Sensata Technologies, a Dutch maker of sensors and controls owned by Bain Capital, is seeking to amend and extend loans it issued in May 2011, having already repriced the debt’s drawn tranche late last year.