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The great corporate debt migration is slowing. European corporate borrowers have spent much of the last five years cutting their dependence on the loan product due to shrinking bank balance sheets. But the shift to the bond market seems to have peaked, writes Nina Flitman.
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AFRICA Cocobod launches with 13 banks
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A pipeline of mid-market M&A auctions is set to keep those leveraged finance bankers not on the beach busy during the summer, even as the number of European leveraged loans in syndication dwindled to one this week.
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North American investment manager Oak Hill Advisors has reached final close of its first fund dedicated to European distressed debt after raising $1.35bn. The firm had set out with a target of $750m.
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PagesJaunes’ holding company and majority shareholder Mediannuaire Holding has opened discussions with lenders on a financial restructuring of its debt, five months after the operating company suspended dividends to the company.
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The drive by the institutional investor market to cover the gap in mid-cap lending left by banks retrenching from the market continued this week, with French investment firm Tikehau and Macquarie linking up to provide a credit programme for mid-market French companies.