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Software loan sell-offs and the Iran war have caused US and European loans to price differently
Leveraged loans in stressed sectors like software carry refinancing risk
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The news that almost a third of Bank of Moscow’s $30bn loan portfolio may include non-performing real estate loans is a reminder that — in emerging markets in particular — international lenders' credit processes must be strong enough to drill through what can be opaque financial reporting.
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The European loan market is not as impervious to macroeconomic volatility as it may sometimes appear —according to voters in EuroWeek’s loans poll last week. 75% of respondents said that the sector was bound to be affected by the debt crisis in Greece, especially as lenders across the euro zone were heavily exposed to the region.
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A Eu150m revolving credit facility for German gases firm Messer Group will replace some Eu360m of outstanding loans.
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Bank of Sharjah, which was the first Middle Eastern financial institution to borrow from the loan market following the global financial crisis, has mandated banks for a two year money deal.
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Bank of Sharjah, which was the first Middle Eastern financial institution to borrow from the loan market following the global financial crisis, has mandated banks for a two year money deal.
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Danish crown, the world’s second largest pig slaughterhouse, has signed new three year multicurrency loan facilities of Eu250m and Dkr200m ($38.91m).