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Douglas Holding, the German perfumery chain, has enlivened the leveraged loan market this Monday, launching a €1bn deal that will contribute to its buyout by CVC. -
British Airways is refinancing $1.25bn of credit facilities in a deal that is separate from the €1.4bn loan its parent company, International Airlines Group, is using to buy Aer Lingus.
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Far from being the bunch of cautious stay-at-homes one might expect, it turns out that loan bankers count among their ranks some of the most fearless thrill-seekers in the capital markets.
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United Biscuits has returned to the leveraged loan market to seek a repricing of £960m-equivalent of debt it raised in December to back its buyout by Yildiz Holding, the Turkish foods group.
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Royal Industries Indonesia has wound up its latest borrowing at $380m. Although this figure is less than the target size of $500m, the response to the loan was fair as the leads managed to bring in new liquidity for the company, paving the way for more financings, said bankers.
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Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI), which picked a consortium of 11 banks to supply its $550m financing, held a meeting for the lenders on June 8, said bankers. The Indonesian firm was initially looking for $400m but raised the size of the borrowing following a healthy response.
