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Pemira debt managers has announced the final closing of a €1.1bn direct lending fund, Permira Credit Solutions II, further increasing the weight of capital in the mid-market. -
Amaya — Africell — Turkish Airlines — Ashtead
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Canadian online poker platform Amaya has launched a $400m refinancing loan that will in part pay down debt incurred to acquire two rivals last year.
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French smart card manufacturer Linxens has shifted tranche sizes in its $1bn leveraged buyout loan, moving dollars from junior to senior tranches and creating a second lien for euro investors.
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Two recent loans from Sri Lanka have once again put the spotlight on the country, which has seen few borrowers going down the syndicated route. Conversations with bankers reveal prominent arrangers are interested in securing business out of the South Asian country, but upcoming elections, the small size of its conglomerates and unfamiliarity pose constraints to dealflow, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Rizal Commercial Banking Corp (RCBC) is in the market for a $200m three year loan, making it the fifth lender from the Philippines to seek funds offshore this year. Two mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners are leading the syndication. The deal comes with a $100m greenshoe.
