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IG Group, the UK derivatives trading platform, plans to use $906m-equivalent in debt and equity to finance a $1bn acquisition of US brokerage Tastytrade. -
The decline in international and debut Schuldschein issuance last year had a disproportionate impact on non-German bank arrangers. But this year’s bright start has given them a new lease of life.
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Apax Global Alpha, a UK investment trust, has amended the terms on its €140m revolving credit facility. The deal reflects what is expected to be a big theme in the loan market this year of borrowers tinkering with existing facilities rather than doing full refinancings.
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Düsseldorf Airport has completed a €250m German state-backed loan, with debt market participants expecting Hamburg Airport to follow suit after being forced to pull its Schuldschein deal last week.
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Fidelity International has hired a team of 10 private credit specialists from MeDirect Bank, in its first foray into European private debt.
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Many EU companies could do with capital beyond debt, according to the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (Afme). The trade body, in a report it produced alongside PwC, suggests encouraging the use of equity-adjacent products to fill balance sheet gaps from the coronavirus crisis.
