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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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State Bank of India’s latest $750m loan is set to move into the retail phase within the next couple of weeks, according to bankers. -
India’s IL&FS Transportation Networks had to postpone its dollar bond debut after a series of unfortunate events on Tuesday. A weak market backdrop, a cautious investor base and a hefty pipeline of deals combined to dash its hopes, writes Morgan Davis.
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Dublin, Ireland-based Fly Leasing plans to raise a $1.3bn loan to acquire aircraft assets from budget carrier AirAsia.
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Tata Sons could launch a $1.5bn borrowing within the next two weeks, as the Indian firm prepares its return to the syndicated loan market after a decade.
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If the Norwegian bond market’s light touch approach to documentation means investors lose out, the Nordic aspiration to become the venue of choice for Northern Europe's high yield issuers may never materialise.
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Tennenbaum Capital Partners last week sold $147.9m of publically rated debt backed by a potential direct lending portfolio to a handful of insurance companies, before any of the assets had been originated. In a hot CLO market, talk of more exotic financing structures and riskier collateral is growing.
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