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LBO financing includes $5.75bn term loan to be priced early next week
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Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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Beechbrook Capital, the direct lending firm, has opened an office in Manchester after hiring a new investment director last month. -
Corporate bond investors have only snacks to feed on in the new issue market this week, but if Emmanuel Macron wins France’s presidential election on Sunday, next week is set to bring more solid fare.
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Hong Kong-listed Logan Property has sealed a $150m three year loan from three banks, and will use the money to repay debt.
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A $120.6m borrowing to support an acquisition by Indian company Tata AutoComp Systems was signed this week, with 16 lenders joining the two mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
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The potential sale of Toshiba’s multibillion dollar flash memory arm is drumming up interest among banks that are looking for opportunities to finance the bidders. Depending on the outcome of the sale, the transaction could result in big business for European, Taiwanese and Japanese lenders, said market observers. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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Misys has tinkered with the $5.35bn-equivalent loan package backing its acquisition of Canadian competitor D+H, with a banker on the deal saying the basis swap between dollars and euros was especially attractive to the issuer.
