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LBO financing includes $5.75bn term loan to be priced early next week
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Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is expected to miss out on one of the key leveraged finance deals of this year, after being tipped as one of the nine underwriting banks, GlobalCapital understands. -
Intertrust Group, the Dutch trust and corporate services firm, is raising €837m of loans to pay a dividend to its private equity owner Blackstone.
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CVC Capital Partners will raise around Skr2.5bn (€282m) of debt to finance its acquisition of optician chain Synsam.
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The strong start to leveraged buyout financings in Asia this year, driven by China, is raising hopes among bankers that the momentum is set to continue, with market conditions considered ideal for companies going private or making acquisitions. But with the Asian LBO market still in its early stages, dealers wanting to bring home the bacon need to follow three steps.
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Chinese company Hilong Holding has returned to the market for its second ever syndicated loan, opening up a $80m four year deal to lenders.
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Advent International, Danish pension fund ATP and Bain Capital have agreed the latest leveraged buyout in Europe. The consortium is buying Nets, a Danish provider of payments, information and digital identity solutions, for Dkr17bn (€2.3bn) with leverage of seven times Ebitda.
