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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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UK directories company Yell Group started its debt purchase process on Tuesday January 10, but lenders to the company were unsure that the company would have great success. As part of the amendments to its financing terms completed in December 2011, Yell increased the amount of cash available to spend on purchases of its own debt from £108.4m to £159.5m.
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Nordea takes care of Terveystalo loan increase
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Swiss refiner and petroleum product wholesaler Petroplus has reached a temporary agreement with lenders to its $1.05bn revolving credit facility that will allow the company keep two of its refineries open.
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A sluggish start to the year in the investment grade syndicated loan market was expected by many across the market, but bankers are now starting to worry as the dealflow still shows no sign of picking up.
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Degenhard Schroeren, who has been at Société Générale since 2007, has been appointed head of leveraged finance for Germany, Austria and central and eastern Europe.
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Average bid prices in the European secondary loan market increased every day this week as traders and investors reported a more buoyant aftermarket. According to Markit data, the average bid price in Europe was up to 87.41 at Thursday’s close, from 86.97 seven days earlier, and anecdotal evidence suggests volumes are up too.