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LBO financing includes $5.75bn term loan to be priced early next week
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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NoteMachine, the UK automated teller machine operator, has obtained a £76.5m unitranche facility to refinance debt and support potential new acquisitions.
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Covenant-lite leveraged debt issuance has had its busiest ever start to a year, with 12 deals signed in 2014.
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Mezzanine debt financing is still miles from being considered a fully functioning asset class in Turkey, according to lawyers speaking at the fourth annual Turkey Acquisition Finance and Private Equity Forum in Istanbul.
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Bankers have renewed criticism of Turkish legislation that prohibits a company from buying its own shares using an advance, loan or security. -
Corporate bond spreads have widened in the past fortnight, and there have been some rough days in the stockmarkets. New issue premiums have risen, and some new deals have widened in the aftermarket. Yet the market feels strong — deal flow is busy and most transactions are finding plenty of demand.
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Scout24 has received sufficient re-commitments from lenders to raise a €595m term loan, having cancelled the loan’s original issue discount late last week.
