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As funds swell, pressure to deploy rises and managers can stray from their expertise
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
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Forthnet, an unrated Greek telecom company, on Wednesday sealed with bank lenders a debt restructuring plan that it has been negotiating since April. -
In a week when uncertainty surrounding the UK referendum on European Union membership clouded markets, Terreal, the clay tiles and bricks maker, managed to tighten pricing on a €260m refinancing loan, reflecting healthy demand for French and German deals.
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Issues surrounding Know Your Customer procedures were the foremost concern at the Loan Market Association’s operations conference on Tuesday, chosen by 60% of participants from five options.
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ING Bank Turkey has signed a 367 day loan facility with a group of 26 lenders, joining Turk Eximbank and TSKB in issuing loans.
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Stillness reigns in the European corporate bond market, as the UK referendum on its EU membership comes closer. However, the last new issue before Thursday’s poll came as late as Monday, when Christian Dior seized on an optimistic mood in markets to print its well-flagged €350m five year bond.
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Yoigo, a Spanish mobile phone company with a 7% market share and 3.3m subscribers, long the subject of takeover speculation, will be bought by Másmóvil Ibercom, a smaller player that is also an internet service provider.
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