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The European leveraged finance market is facing the possibility of being regulated for the first time, after the European Central Bank demanded very detailed information from eurozone banks about their lending practices, writes Ross Lancaster. -
HSBC is stepping up its European loan trading presence and has made two hires to the business in London.
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Technicolor, the media technology company, has launched a $1.097bn loan repricing, seeking to cut margins on the facility's dollar and euro tranches.
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Philippine lender China Banking Corp (Chinabank) has launched its $150m three year bullet into general syndication after a senior phase during which two banks came in as mandated lead arrangers.
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The European Central Bank has asked European banks to provide very detailed information their leveraged lending practices, to a very tight deadline, in what is widely believed to be the prelude to regulation of the market.
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Schenk, the German measuring and processing technology manufacturer, set out price guidance on its €605m refinancing loan at a bank meeting on Tuesday.
