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Bank lenders in the UK have seen their transfer price — the costs charged to their business units to fund the flow of new loans — fall sharply in the first three months of 2013, according to a report by the Bank of England.
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Bureau van Dijk, the Dutch electronic publishing house, has received oversubscription for its new €140m term loan ‘C’. Arrangers are trying to get all commitments in before the Easter holidays and are planning to allocate next week.
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Banks in central and eastern Europe (CEE) are likely to spend 2013 suffering from a high level of bad loans and compressed margins, according to a Standard & Poor’s research note issued on Monday.
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Banks have launched Uni-President China Holdings’ $190m five year loan into general syndication and have already grabbed the attention of a number of Taiwanese and international lenders.
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The syndication of Chailease Finance’s $100m three year loan is coming to a close after the leads on the deal gave lenders 20 more days to make their commitments. It appears to have been a good decision, since the loan is now oversubscribed and the company is considering using a $20m greenshoe option.
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A growing number of institutional investors may be set to participate in the upper reaches of the syndicated loan market, after identifying the asset class as an attractive investment opportunity.