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US wound therapy company Convatec is attempting to slice 25bp-50bp off its €532m euro-denominated term loan ‘B’, just one month after reducing the margins on its US dollar-denominated tranche to 375bp.
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US wound therapy company Convatec is attempting to slice 25bp-50bp off its €532m euro-denominated term loan ‘B’, just one month after reducing the margins on its US dollar-denominated tranche to 375bp.
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Swedish technology consulting company ÅF AB is intending to raise Skr900m (€105m) of new debt from Handelsbanken and SEB to finance its Skr1.7bn acquisition of Epsilon.
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Bakrie Group’s attempt to buy back a number of subsidiary stakes from Bumi plc has left loans bankers wondering just where it will get the money from — and forced bond investors to confront the fuzzy language used in some of the documentation.
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Chinese banks are increasing their domestic lending, giving economists focusing on the country some reason for cheer. But offshore lenders have no such excuse for optimism, and are rueing the fall in business from the mainland this year, writes Matthew Thomas.
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Rosneft’s $56bn takeover of TNK-BP could pave the way for one of the biggest pieces of loan financing in recent years, as bankers are confident that the Russian state-owned oil company could command huge commitments from lenders in the region desperate for a role in such a prestigious deal.