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Portfolio includes private credit transactions originated by Sona and broadly syndicated loans
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
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Qatar Petroleum Company (Qapco) has signed a QR1.1bn ($293m) three year Islamic loan from Barwa Bank.
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German real estate company Gagfah GmbH is out with a EUR2 billion ($2.64 billion) multi-family CMBS—the largest European CMBS since 2008—that bankers say confirms the standing of the CMBS market as the most efficient way to refinance large multi-family portfolios.
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Investors in the top tranches of the first new-issue European collateralized loan obligation since 2010 are trying to offload the bonds into the secondary market, likely because the deal doesn’t comply with the European Banking Authority’s draft changes to the Capital Requirements Directive 5% risk retention requirement.
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Loan Ranger is a sucker for data. He likes few things more than trawling through a seemingly endless inbox of emails to find a well researched and thought-provoking data study among all the usual hubris.
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Unilabs, the Geneva-based laboratory and radiology services company, is looking for a €685m high yield bond issue. The three tranche deal, announced on Tuesday afternoon, will be its bond market debut.
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Equiniti, the UK financial services outsourcing group, had to take the highly unusual step this week of withdrawing a high yield bond between pricing and settlement, and then re-selling the bond with adjusted terms.
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SMCP, the French high end fashion retailer bought by KKR, launched its premarketed high yield bond on Tuesday. A €290m senior secured seven year bond could come as early as Friday.
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European high yield issuers rarely use private placements, unlike their US cousins. But 1st Credit, a buyer of UK defaulted consumer debt, did just that for its debut bond — a £100m secured seven year non-call three.
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The Carlyle Group has priced and increased the size of its Barclays-arranged Carlyle Global Market Strategies Euro CLO 2013-1 collateralised loan obligation from €300m to €350m, which market professionals in London said demonstrated the sustained demand for new-issue CLOs in Europe this year.