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Telenet, the Belgian cable telecoms company owned by Liberty Global, has launched a €1bn loan to back its acquisition of Base, the mobile network operator. -
German plastic packaging maker Kloeckner Pentaplast's leveraged loan has found strong demand, enabling it to tighten pricing, close it early and increase the loan by €50m.
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Taiwan Broadband Communications’ NT$32bn ($1.02bn) seven year loan was launched into general syndication late last week, said bankers. The money, which is for refinancing, was prefunded by the four mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners, along with three MLAs.
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UBS has hired David Slade as global co-head of leveraged finance and leveraged capital markets.
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Busy Bee, the UK nursery and early education provider for under-fives, held a bank meeting on Wednesday to market its £210m term loan ‘B’.
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Leveraged loan supply is set to chug along at low levels through the second quarter, yet despite such paucity of product buyside, discipline is holding firm.
