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Chinese online gaming company Perfect World has lined up two banks to help fund its take-private by chairman Michael Yufeng Chi. It is still unknown whether the $900m loan will go into a wider syndication, but if it does then a turn in sentiment on China and toned down Taiwanese participation could weigh on its prospects, writes Shruti Chaturvedi. -
Corporate bond issuance resumed in force on Wednesday after a quiet few days, as market sentiment around Greece’s debt negotiations improved.
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Strategic Value Partners, the distressed investment firm, has hired Ian Guthrie, formerly of Lloyds Banking Group, to its advisory council.
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SIG Combibloc, the Swiss drinks carton maker that issued one of this year’s biggest blowouts in the European leveraged loan market, is testing its popularity by repricing the loan, which it closed only at the beginning of February.
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Club Med has allocated its €400m acquisition loan to early bird lenders, avoiding a process of general syndication, after commitments filled the book during its pre-launch stage.
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Air India has made a quick return to the offshore loan market, this time for a borrowing of $300m. Its request for proposals comes soon after a $315m bridge it is syndicating with two banks.
