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Manager adds almost €100m across the CLO's capital structure
The triple-A rated notes' spread widened by 25bp compared to the original deal
Spreads on CLO liabilities stay wide, making resets for deals from multiple vintages unattractive
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NIBC Bank is preparing a EUR300 million ($396.7 million) European collateralized loan obligation, North Westerly CLO IV, with the Royal Bank of Scotland as arranger.
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Switzerland's Metallum expects to allocate its €295m loan package next week, more than a month after it received final commitments from investors on August 2.
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Numéricable, the French cable operator, has entered discussions with investors about a potential takeover of its sister company Completel. The documentation amendments, which leads presented in a conference call on Wednesday evening, are part of Numéricable’s broader preparation for an initial public offering.
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Germany’s proALPHA has issued €66m of loans to finance its acquisition by private equity firm Bregal Capital. The software provider was previously owned by its two founders Leo and Werner Ernst and by Beaufort Capital.
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After an August bereft of deals, the European high yield market is gearing up for a return of transactions in September. While issuance is not expected to top last year's €9.1bn equivalent September record, some €5bn of deals could be in the making.
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Regulators proposed revising the credit risk retention requirements for issuers of collateralized loan obligations in the U.S.
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The UK’s packaging manufacturer Chesapeake expects to launch the syndication of £290m-equivalent of loans on Thursday morning. The debt will support its leveraged buy-out by private equity firm Carlyle. -
Bank of America Merrill Lynch priced a $417 million collateralized loan obligation for Brigade Capital Management last week, pushing the month-to-date issuance total to $4.50 billion, according to SI data.
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Emerging market borrowers should be lining up to tap the loan market. Not only is there plenty of liquidity as this year's volumes scrape the record lows of 2012, but lenders have repeatedly shown their hands by letting clients get away with the sorts of terms treasurers usually can only dream about.
