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The UK government tightened guidance for local authority borrowing on Wednesday, in a bid to stymie the riskier borrowing-to-invest models certain UK councils have adopted over the past decade. -
UK homebuilder Bellway has sold £130m of US private placements, according to market sources, across seven and 10 years. This is likely to be the last broadly marketed USPP deal of the year.
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Mercuria, the Swiss commodity trading firm, has signed a $1.7bn credit facility for its US business, with the company reducing the size of the deal being refinanced but continuing the trend of trading firms of adding to their US banking groups.
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GlobalCapital’s poll to determine our Syndicated Loan and Leveraged Finance Awards 2020 will close today. If you haven't yet voted, we would be delighted if you would take this opportunity to pick the deals and firms that have made the most difference to loan markets in 2020. We remind you that an institution cannot win a category it hasn't voted on.
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Gunvor, the Swiss energy trader, has signed a $1.1bn credit facility through its US arm a week after completing a similarly sized deal for its European operations, with five new lenders joining the annual US refinancing.
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Greencoat UK Wind, the renewable infrastructure fund, is buying a 38% stake in an offshore wind farm for £500m using new and existing debt. But analysts warn that the fund could push through its debt ratio limit in the coming years.
