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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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Vistra, the European corporate and fund services provider, is marketing its $700m acquisition loan in New York, after showing the deal to London investors on Wednesday. -
High yield market participants expect plenty more activity before the summer break, undeterred by the absence, so far, of a long lasting solution to the Greek debt saga.
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High volatility curbed activity in the Asia ex-Japan bond market again this week, as the Greek crisis and China's stock market crash kept issuers on the sidelines. As the deal drought continued, some market watchers said the summer lull had already started.
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Alok Industries signed its $475m export performance bank guarantee-backed (EPBG) loan on June 30, with a total of eight banks committing to the transaction, following a four month syndication process.
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Sri Lankan conglomerate John Keells has returned for its resort project financing, cutting the loan size by $50m to $395m in its second attempt. The original $445m facility was delayed after the incoming government in Sri Lanka changed rules on casino licences, which meant banks had to rethink the loan, taking into account the absence of casino revenues.
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A director in Credit Suisse's CLO sales team in New York has left the bank after around 15 years there.
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