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Norgine goes to unitranche: trendsetter or outlier?
Some call €630m deal a hybrid between private debt and traditional syndication
Fears grow for dotcom-style meltdown amid a ‘cocktail of crises’
After a sharp slump in corporate finance revenues, investment banks are facing an uncertain second half of the year. If previous downturns are a guide, job cuts will be inevitable before a new market reality emerges to trigger the next wave of capital markets and M&A activity. By David Rothnie
William Hill buyer off to the races with £1.7bn loans and bonds package
Company seeks to address ESG risk
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Senior debt banker takes on global head of corporate debt mantle -
Breaking communication deadlock in investment chain would be game-changing
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UK bank has picked one of its most seasoned leveraged finance bankers to run its private capital group globally after his predecessor moved to a new role within the bank’s asset management business
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The deal was increased to $8.5bn from $8bn at the last minute due to strong demand
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Some borrowers are working with a smaller number of banks in a tough market
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UK social housing will be squeezed between ethical and financial imperatives
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No immediate impact on UK banks’ and insurers’ capital ratios, but tests signal later recalibration likely to follow
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Investors see little reason to play in primary
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Increase to 1% set to impact Dutch banks’ capital levels by €3.3bn
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Lauren Basmadjian, Carlyle's co-head of liquid credit and head of US loans and structured credit, discusses the firm's acquisition of CBAM and how it will provide more scale, earnings and exposure
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