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Solera Holdings, the Texan car and property insurance claims processor, priced its $3.9bn acquisition debt package in line with revised guidance, after reshaping the debt structure in response to weak investor demand. -
Solera Holdings’ $3.9bn debt acquisition package has been reduced, following insufficient demand for the $2bn-equivalent bond’s euro tranche.
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All eyes in the European leveraged finance market are focused on Solera’s $3.9bn debt package, the only deal in play.
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Kurt Geiger, the luxury UK shoe retailer, allocated its £150m all-senior acquisition debt at a notable margin even after its oversubscription.
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Saverglass, the French bottle maker, has allocated its €365m loan at tight pricing with syndication not proceeding past the early bird stage.
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Element Materials Technology, the UK product testing firm, and Vermaat Groep, the Dutch hospitality contractor, have replies due Tuesday for their respective buyout loan packages.
