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Investors eye 2028, 2031, 2032 as big years for loan maturities
Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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Nordic Cinema Group, a cinemas operator, is preparing to launch around €350m of acquisition loans in Swedish kronor and euros, to back its buyout by Bridgepoint.
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Delachaux, the French maker of railway tracks, is today hitting the deadline for commitments on its €690m-equivalent loan repricing, an aggressive deal that is nevertheless likely to fly. -
Loan bankers expect their market to keep steaming ahead with little impact from the UK general election, but the possibility of an EU referendum would be a real concern.
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Vietnamese companies have made a splash in the loans market in recent months, with borrowers from the banking and property sectors heading offshore for funding. And they have managed to raise their latest financings at a much lower cost than previously, taking advantage of abundant liquidity and an improving domestic macroeconomic outlook, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Two Chinese lenders will supply a $800m loan to back the acquisition of US-headquartered digital imaging company OmniVision Technologies by a consortium of Chinese investors.
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China Banking Corp (Chinabank), BFI Finance, and China Universal Leasing are the latest financial institutions to tap the offshore syndicated loan market. The three fundraisings continue the trend of companies looking to capitalise on the difference in borrowing costs overseas and lending rates at home.
