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Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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A slew of Chinese firms are making their debuts in the offshore loan market, with the pricing on offer reflecting a borrower base that is increasingly confident and savvy when negotiating terms with lenders, writes Shruti Chaturvedi. -
Lion Capital, the consumer specialist private equity firm, has funded the acquisition of a controlling stake in sports nutrition brand Grenade with a credit facility from EQT.
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Synlab, the French clinical services provider, achieved tight pricing on Tuesday for its leveraged loan. That bodes well for a September deal pipeline that has swelled to over €5bn. But bankers cautioned small deals may still have to fight for investor attention against large offerings like Stada’s €2bn loan.
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Syndicated loan activity in Asia ex-Japan may have slumped this year, but the slowdown is not all bad. The numbers show a return to normalcy in the region following an unusually stellar year of business in 2016, according to speakers at a loan market conference last week.
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HSBC has demanded repayments of principal and interest totalling $220m for loans raised by troubled China Huishan Dairy Holdings, about five months after it declared an event of default on a $200m syndicated loan.
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Dongxing Securities (HK) Financial Holdings is making its debut in the international loan market with a $300m two tranche deal.
