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Balard project financing wraps up
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The loans being marketed in Europe for the leveraged buyout of US wound dressing maker Kinetic Concepts are benefiting from their US-style margin of 575bp. But investors warned that competition from Kinetic could make syndication of the other deals in the European market even harder.
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Weetabix and Materis have become the most recent names to approach lenders about amending and extending their loans, with leveraged finance bankers expecting more names to come. But investors say that the fees and margin uplift on offer for the two companies will not be enough to see the amendments through.
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The investment grade loans market has the turning circle of a 400 foot tanker, so after all the volatility of the summer, loans bankers are sighing with relief that margins are starting to move back up.
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Neil Barclay and Nigel Pavey have left the syndicated loans team at Barclays Capital in London after a combined 34 years at the bank.
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Senior banks have given a warm welcome to Norilsk Nickel’s $1.5bn five year pre-export financing, which offers a margin of 225bp, according to bankers close to the deal.