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India’s Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) and Steel Authority of India (Sail) have mandated one Japanese bank each for their loans, according to bankers. -
Australia and New Zealand Bank is making a concerted push into acquisition finance in the region as it looks to capitalise on the trend of Asian companies acquiring Australian targets. Underlining the importance of this business, the firm has promoted Damien Ng to head of loan syndications — specialised and acquisition finance.
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Liberty Global, the European cable investment group, laid out to lenders yesterday the terms of a complex refinancing process, which will combine the debt of two Dutch subsidiaries, UPC Netherlands and Ziggo, which are merging.
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After a gentle start, corporate bond issuance is zooming ahead in top gear in Europe, with both spreads and yields at or near record lows.
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Exact, the Dutch software company, has returned from a New York bank meeting for its $460m acquisition loan on Monday, to prepare for a London presentation to European investors who are usually more chary of the tech sector than their US peers.
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Lloyds Bank has made four appointments to its loan markets team – the first since its recent merger of its leveraged loans and high yield businesses.
