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The era of pure-play private equity is over. Banks are pulling different divisions together to serve the complex needs of global asset managers
Specialist moves after 18 years in the market
New dangers are making deals harder to do, but pricing for the haves is still tight
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China Singyes Solar Technologies Holdings announced on Monday that it had mandated three banks to lead a dollar bond, eyeing a return to the market eight months after making its debut. -
The leveraged loan market is showing no sign of slowing after a September filled with jumbo deals as French telecoms companies Altice and its subsidiary SFR join the fray with transactions of more than €1bn.
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On Thursday, the European corporate bond markets had two new telecoms deals to consider. Iliad, and unrated French issuer, priced a seven year deal, while Telecom Italia opted for longer.
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Football clubs have become revenue generating machines, and with the English Premier League set to ban clubs from borrowing from non-Financial Conduct Authority regulated institutions starting next year, GlobalCapital investigates how some of the Premier League’s biggest teams fund their operations.
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French optician Alain Afflelou is considering a yield of about 4.5% for its first bond since suspending plans to float on the Paris bourse. Investors branded the figure “punchy”.
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Leveraged borrowers turned the pricing screws on lenders on Thursday with Belgium’s Corialis looking to shave off a combined 125bp off existing loans while US firm Tekni-Plex has reversed flexed its dollar and euro facility.
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