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Leveraged loan bankers are working on a possible debt financing package for Dutch payroll and HR service provider RAET. A number of private equity firms are working on bids for the firm, bankers said.
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Jonathan Pughe has been appointed head of EMEA loans syndicate at Royal Bank of Scotland. As part of the bank’s reshuffle of its loans team, Catherine Campbell has moved to non-investment grade syndicate under Eric Capp, global head of high-yield syndicate.
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The pricing differential between loans to single-A and triple-B corporates is shrinking as the flow of deals from the higher rated borrowers dries up after 18 months of high volumes. The terms available to triple-B names are steadily improving, even as margins for single-A rated names settle around 40bp for five year deals.
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A $2bn loan for Saudi construction company Saudi Oger is edging towards completion. The deal is split between a $1bn term loan and a $1bn-equivalent Saudi riyal advanced payment facility.
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Sean Boylan, an important figure in the loans market during his career at Barclays and BNP Paribas, died this week after a long struggle with cancer.
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A flurry of deals has hit the investment grade syndicated loan market as borrowers look to take advantage of the strong issuance environment before the summer months.