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Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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Corporate bond bankers are busy, for this time of year. While they are usually up for doing deals, it is clear investors, too, are in no hurry to close their books for the year, but are keen to buy paper, despite the let-down of the European Central Bank’s lukewarm QE boost last week.
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Standard Chartered's European head of loans is leaving the bank.
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Corporate treasurers across Europe will be thanking Daimler today, as the German car maker took the lead on Tuesday and showed that the bond market is wide open for deals.
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A $150m three year loan for Ye Chiu Group subsidiary, Harmony Group, is likely to be cut in size after meeting a lukewarm response during general syndication. -
Flint Group, the printing and packaging inks supplier, has allocated a €150m add on facility to the six year term loan ‘B’ it signed in May.
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New rules on Indian offshore borrowings have dismayed local bankers as it bans them from participating in offshore deals for non-bank financial corporations and firms that support infrastructure — the bread and butter of their loans business. But the changes are not a bad thing and will shake Indian lenders out of their complacency.
