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Southeast Asian companies have provided plenty of M&A financing opportunities to banks this year, partly making up for the disappointing corporate loan volumes from the region. Large firms in the region are still flush with cash, giving loans bankers hope that event-driven activity will continue next year, writes Shruti Chaturvedi. -
Private equity firm Permira has made a “significant” investment in corporate services provider Alter Domus, which counts nine of the largest 10 PE firms worldwide among its clients.
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A HK$2.8bn ($361m) loan to back private equity firm Permira's leveraged buyout of Hong Kong-based Tricor Holdings has been launched into general syndication.
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Though emerging market loans widened in early trading on the day after Donald Trump’s election, pricing for both IG and EM loans returned to the levels of the day before by midday — as the overriding theme of cheap money in European markets, not the shock result of the US vote, dominated.
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There was a benign response in the European leveraged loan market on Wednesday to Donald Trump's shock US election victory. How the result affects the post-summer repricing wave is a little more unclear, however, especially given the pipeline of new paper.
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The euro corporate bond market sold off on Wednesday morning in reaction to Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election, but spread widening was limited, and bankers are already preparing new issues for Thursday.
