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The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has increased the size of its latest loan to $325m from $300m after a few more lenders joined the deal at a later stage. -
While the last few years have been all about the European high yield bond market rapidly developing into a dependable financing source for private equity sponsors, 2015 saw the loan market fight back. But as Max Bower and Victor Jimenez point out, it has done so at a time when LBO sponsors face increasing competition from IPOs and trade buyers.
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GlobalCapital asked loan market participants for their votes for the Syndicated Loan, Leveraged Finance and Private Placement Awards 2016, in November.
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2015 was meant to be the year that direct lenders conquered all before them, as banks’ retreat from mid-market lending became a rout. But the opposite has happened. Despite the enormous weight of money pouring into funds, banks are still there, and funds are having to deal with it. Ross Lancaster reports.
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LGC Group, the UK life sciences company, will hold a bank meeting on January 13 for £500m of debt to finance its sale by Bridgepoint to KKR.
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A $600m loan for the upstream oil and gas arm of Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) has seen commitments worth $100m come in so far.
