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Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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Veritas Technologies, the US software firm that Carlyle Group is buying from Symantec, will aim to complete a revised $7.4bn sale next week after failing to secure financing in November. -
Tata Power subsidiary Bhira Investments is understood to have mandated six banks to arrange a refinancing of a $460m loan wrapped up in October 2014.
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The former head of Asia Pacific loan markets at Royal Bank of Scotland is expected to join Maybank next week, according to two sources.
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Armacell, the German foam insulation manufacturer, has launched a€660m debt acquisition package to back its buyout by Blackstone and Kirkbi from Charterhouse Capital Partners.
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Société Générale has appointed a new head of EMEA loan syndicate, after promoting the former head to a senior job in risk management across the corporate and investment bank.
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January so far has been dire for corporate new issuance in Europe. Even the most cautious of market participants could not have envisaged deal flow being this bad. By January 20, there had been eight corporate investment grade and high yield issues in euros, sterling and Swiss francs, totalling €6.4bn. By the same point last year, the figure was €21.8bn.
