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Despite the flimsy state of Europe's high yield market, its sister leveraged loan business remains vibrant, and this year is the most open of the four main leveraged finance markets: bonds and loans in dollars and euros, writes Max Bower. -
Action, the Benelux non-food discount retailer, has allocated its €1.2bn dividend recap and refinancing facilities at an impressive margin in volatile market conditions.
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One of the four lenders on Tata Communications’ latest $250m club loan is selling down some of its hold, launching the trade into syndication at four levels.
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B&B Hotels, France’s third largest budget hotels group, closed the book for its €339m seven year term loan ‘B’ at a wide price this week, as the European leveraged loan market works through the last of the deals underwritten in 2015.
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Just when it seemed like Europe’s investment grade corporate bond new issue market was regaining momentum, last week’s slow but steady pick-up in deal flow was scuppered by Monday afternoon.
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Keurig Green Mountain, the US speciality coffee and coffee machine firm, increased the euro term loan ‘B’ tranche of the $6.4bn debt package backing its acquisition by JAB Holding, the German investment group.
