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Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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Tikehau Capital has kept the momentum going in its team building operations, appointing Ignazio Rocco di Torrepadula as a senior adviser in Italy. -
German medical care company Fresenius intends to allocate the commitments to its refinancing loans, valued at around €3bn, by Friday.
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A raft of requests for proposals by India state owned companies at the beginning of this year has livened up the loan market, but bankers believe the real opportunity lies in funding privately-owned Indian corporates. Liquidity that was not available earlier to these companies is now theirs to tap into as banks hunt for better returns and India’s macro picture improves, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Aluminium company China Hongqiao is braving rough conditions to seek a $600m loan, which is being led by five banks. The borrower is offering generous returns, given the heightened risk surrounding the commodity sector.
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Esmalglass, a Spanish producer of ceramic glazes and inkjet inks, is seeking a €250m loan to refinance acquisition debt.
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Danube Foods Group, the Serbian packaged foods conglomerate, is raising a €300m loan to back its buyout by Mid Europa Partners.
