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Sector Alarm, the Norwegian-based home security company, is looking to reprice its leveraged loan debut from last year, cutting the margin on the €590m facility from 350bp at issue down to 300bp-325bp. The move follows a wave of loan repricings and refinancings from some of the largest issuers, as credit markets continue to tighten despite increased jitters around global growth and the spread of coronavirus. -
Private placement market participants have told GlobalCapital that a decade on from Ireland’s sovereign debt crisis more of its companies are starting to consider private placements again, as agents predict institutional investors will be appreciative of the country’s rapid recovery.
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Market participants at the Euromoney Sustainability MENA Conference in Dubai this week highlighted the importance of regulation as a driving force that could propel progress in sustainable finance.
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Cranfield University, a UK postgraduate institute which specialises in science and engineering, is looking to raise debt through a private placement, according to two sources familiar with the situation.
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Credit Suisse has started general syndication of more than $5bn of debt funding EQT and Digital Colony’s acquisition of Zayo, one of last year’s largest LBOs. The dollar market will take the lion’s share of the acquisition loan, with $4.235bn of first lien on offer, but even the euro tranche is substantial, at $825m-equivalent.
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The UK's Golding Homes has signed credit facilities totalling £120m, as one of the southeast's biggest social housing providers looks to develop hundreds more homes in the region.
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