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Software loan sell-offs and the Iran war have caused US and European loans to price differently
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Indonesian shipping company Berlian Laju Tanker suspended trading in its Singapore-listed stock on Friday, leaving investors watching and waiting while it negotiates with bankers and investors about some $418m of debt it has due before the end of the year.
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German bearings manufacturer Schaeffler has signed €8bn of loans with an expanded bank group as it prepares to issue €2bn of high yield bonds. The company has just received its first ratings — B from Standard and Poor’s, and B2 from Moody’s.
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Charterhouse, the private equity owner of French catering company Elior, has tapped the company’s cash to pay itself a dividend of €349m, in a move that one lender described as "cheeky".
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Several central and eastern European and CIS firms have begun scoping the loan market out for new bank facilities before potential regional deleveraging and liquidity tightening takes their toll, said a loans banker.
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Bank of Ireland, Crédit Agricole, Lloyds and Mizuho have joined co-ordinators HSBC and JP Morgan in underwriting £435m of senior loans backing Cinven’s buy-out of patent management group CPA Global.
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A reduction in bank lending in the wake of regulatory pressure is providing a springboard for fund managers looking for a stronger presence as emerging market lenders, according to David Creighton, CEO of Cordiant Capital, an investment manager.