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Despite the allure of lower loan prices, CLO managers should print deals cautiously
Software loan sell-offs and the Iran war have caused US and European loans to price differently
Leveraged loans in stressed sectors like software carry refinancing risk
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General syndication for Angolan oil firm Sonangol’s $1.5bn five year loan is due to close by the third week of November. The facility was pre-funded in June and senior syndication closed on October 31, with more than 10 banks joining the deal. Standard Chartered was co-ordinating.
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Qatar real estate firm United Development Co has renegotiated the terms on its QR1.1bn ($302m) 2008 syndicated loan for its subsidiary Medina Centrale.
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South African generic drugs firm Aspen Pharmaceuticals has approached six banks for a $240m three year loan.
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Turkey-focused loans bankers felt the screw tightening on margins again on Monday after Fitch upgraded the country’s credit rating to investment grade.
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Japanese loans bankers are struggling to attract foreign companies to the yen market, as many borrowers choose instead to fund through Samurai bonds. But lenders have not been deterred, and they are still cooking up a handful of deals for the start of next year.
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Duke Street-owned consumer debt purchaser Marlin has signed a three year senior syndicated revolving credit facility of £80m in a deal arranged by Royal Bank of Scotland and Investec.