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Specialist moves after 18 years in the market
New dangers are making deals harder to do, but pricing for the haves is still tight
Manager refinances 2023 deal, reset in 2024
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Chinese dollar bond defaulter Huachen Energy missed another coupon this week, after two late interest payments in November 2018 and May this year as a result of a liquidity crisis at its onshore parent, Wintime Energy. -
EQT Credit has become the largest shareholder in former Charterhouse portfolio company Bartec, injecting €80m of new money alongside other creditors as part of the restructuring of €280m of debt at the Austrian explosion protection specialist — its second restructuring in three years.
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Struggling car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover raised €800m from a dual-tranche bond this week, pricing both parts at the tight end of guidance despite an uncertain outlook for the UK auto sector and a deal structure described as "high-yield lite" by one credit analytics company.
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Bank of Ireland has opened a Madrid office for its leveraged and acquisition finance business, to be headed by Beltran Paredes, the former head of Rothschild’s debt advisory business in Spain.
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More than a decade after the financial crisis, and with leveraged loan growth under the regulatory microscope, only two CLO 1.0 deals rated by S&P Global Ratings remain outstanding, with only 21 tranches defaulting since 1997.
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Two unrated Chinese local government financing vehicles (LGFVs), Danyang Investment Group Co and Zhenjiang Cultural Tourism Industry Group Co, came to the dollar market last Friday for a combined $435m.
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