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  • A new dividend recapitalisation transaction from television operator M7 Group has kicked off what could be a busy month for issuance in the leveraged loan market.
  • Dutch non-food retailer Action has closed the syndication of a €275m senior term loan ‘C’ after a 25bp pricing flex.
  • Host Europe increased the portion of euro denominated loans within its £225m all-senior debt package, which will back the UK website host’s buy-out by private equity firm Cinven.
  • Energias de Portugal has taken advantage of a vigorous corporate bond market this week to raise €750m of seven year debt at 5%.
  • Polish broadcaster TVN has returned to the market to partly refinance its €593m 2017s, which are callable in November, after a failed attempt to do so in March. The rest of the note will be refinanced with cash. The operator of 10 television channels is planning to print €430m of 2020 notes on Friday.
  • Metallum, the Swiss metal recycling and processing firm, allocated its new €295m debt early this week, having closed the transaction a whole month after receiving final commitments from investors.
  • AHT Cooling is set to issue €350m of loans to back its private equity buy-out. Ownership of the Austrian refrigeration equipment manufacturer will move from Quadriga Capital to Bridgepoint in a takeover worth €585m.
  • Graham Lane has joined Willkie Farr & Gallagher as a partner in its London office, as the New York law firm seeks to expand its European restructuring business.
  • Verizon’s acquisition of 45% of its main subsidiary may not go down as the most exciting M&A drama ever, but the world’s third biggest takeover is set to produce its biggest ever bridge loan.