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Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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Loans bankers are confident their market will not be stopped in its tracks by Syriza coming to power in Greece, though if relations with the EU turn sour, pricing for peripheral borrowers might not continue to tighten as expected this year.
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CVC has hired Ivo Lurvink as a partner in its Amsterdam office, where he will head the private equity firm’s Dutch operations. -
Wittur, a German lift components maker, is holding a London bank meeting today as it markets a €485m debt package to investors.
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Corporate debt bankers and investors are taking Syriza’s victory in Sunday’s Greek general election in their stride.
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In the latest twist in the saga of port services provider Pelabuhan Indonesia II’s $1bn loan, the borrower has decided to scrap general syndication and limit the deal to $550m which had already been prefunded by the seven banks leading the transaction.
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KKR, the US private equity firm, surprised the UK equity markets on Thursday morning as it announced its takeover of Trainline.com, the train ticketing website that had a fortnight ago expressed its intention to float in London.
