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The novelty of conditions in Europe’s super-hot corporate bond market threw up several new manifestations this week.
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Wittur, the German lift components producer, has become the latest midmarket leveraged loan borrower to join this year's rush to market with a covenant-lite loan - and like the others, has been forced to widen its pricing. -
Survitec, the UK survival equipment provider, has opened books on a £250m-equivalent term loan backing its buyout by Onex.
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Taiwan Broadband Communications is expected to hit the market for a borrowing of around NT$30bn ($948m), with the money going towards refinancing and general corporate purposes, according to bankers.
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German lift components producer Wittur has widened pricing on the loan portion of its €420m debt raising, while increasing the high yield bond part of the package.
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Sky Bet, the UK online gambling business, allocated its £340m seven year term loan ‘B’ at around 10am on Monday morning, having further flexed the deal's terms in favour of investors.
