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Tikehau, the French alternative lender, has hired two former bankers to grow its European private debt team. -
Chinese private hospital group Phoenix Healthcare has issued invitations for a $100m three year loan that has Deutsche Bank as bookrunner and mandated lead arranger.
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German retail conglomerate Douglas Holding closed the order books on Friday for its €1.085bn leveraged loan deal, which reprices its drawn and undrawn debt at borrower-friendly margins.
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Corialis, the Belgian supplier of aluminium for domestic structures, is close to launching a €483m loan to back its buyout by Advent International.
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At two to three every Friday, several men and women, most of them in their early thirties, walk confidently into the vast, sunlit room, sure of their prize. At three, on the dot, a petite woman carries in two platters of freshly baked cookies - white chocolate or raisin - and rings a large golden bell. The remaining colleagues - those who still need the Pavlovian reminder after months of practice - hurry in and congregate around the long, wooden table.
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Spire Healthcare refis debt - Douglas Holding sole August borrower
