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Changing issuance patterns, tight mezzanine spreads and investor demand deliver bumper crop of deals
Deal follows Macquarie's acquisition of Spire, which issued previous Aurium CLOs
Pim van Schie, a portfolio manager at Neuberger, discusses rising investor appetite for CLO mezzanine tranches
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Jefferies will close books at 5pm London time today for the €400m unrated high yield bond issue that finances the privatisation of 33% of OPAP, the Greek state lottery and football betting operator.
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Campbell Europe, the continental division of the soup company, expects to allocate €320m of senior loans on Monday or Tuesday, after investors committed to the deal en masse and signed off on final documentation last week.
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First round bids are due in today for the sale of Vion Ingredients, a business being sold by meat producer Vion Foods of the Netherlands.
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Douglas Holding, the German beauty products retailer, is set to complete the repricing of two loans after receiving sufficient consent from its existing group of investors last week.
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Natixis, which last week acted as arranger on its fifth U.S. collateralized loan obligation contract this year, has also been one of the first banks on the scene in Europe’s nascent CLO renaissance, taking arranging roles on both 3i Debt Management’s and Haymarket Financial’s post-crisis debuts. Managing Director and Head of Syndication for Global Structured Credit & Solutions Andy Phelps told Managing Editor Graham Bippart that the bank is focused on growing its high-yield bond and loan trading platforms as part of its strategy to increase its global CLO new-issuance market share.
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Bookrunners of European HY bonds, 27 September 2013
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Source: Dealogic
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After its shock move at the end of 2011 to restrict Austrian bank lending in central and eastern Europe, the Austrian Central Bank is taking a "very active role" in a pan-European initiative to avoid chaotic bank deleveraging in the region, the former chief executive of Raiffeisen Bank International has told EuroWeek.