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Non-bank lenders seem more confident than banks in the short term
New facility smaller than the original but 20% larger than the launch amount
In Europe loans are the key to opening ancillary business while in the Middle East relationships should cap premiums
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EQT Credit has become the largest shareholder in former Charterhouse portfolio company Bartec, injecting €80m of new money alongside other creditors as part of the restructuring of €280m of debt at the Austrian explosion protection specialist — its second restructuring in three years. -
Bank of Ireland has opened a Madrid office for its leveraged and acquisition finance business, to be headed by Beltran Paredes, the former head of Rothschild’s debt advisory business in Spain.
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US payments company Elavon has agreed to buy UK and Ireland rival Sage Pay in a roughly £232m cash deal. Acquisitions continue in the region despite an impending election and the repeated delay of Brexit.
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Sweden’s Recipharm has agreed a debt-backed deal to buy the UK’s Consort Medical for an enterprise value of about £627m ($810m), as the pharmaceuticals sector remains a consistent area of M&A activity.
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Rabobank has promoted a senior member of its loan syndication team to become its new head of markets in Europe.
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Beijing Properties (Holdings) has returned for a $100m borrowing and a source close to the situation said syndication is unlikely to be difficult, despite some banks being averse to lending to the real estate industry.
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