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German online hosting provider Host Europe will launch £535m-equivalent of leveraged loans this week, most likely on Monday afternoon, as part of its acquisition of Intergenia. -
Taiwanese computer casings maker Casetek has sent out invitations for its latest loan of $300m. The loan is being arranged by Australia and New Zealand Bank and DBS.
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Port services provider Pelabuhan Indonesia II’s (Pelindo II) has asked banks lending to a $1bn loan to accept looser covenants on the borrowing. The changes come as the company is eyeing a bond issue that would increase debt on its books and make it difficult for it to meet the current loan conditions.
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With big M&A deals stored up and issuance expected to increase, 2015 has all the ingredients of a blockbuster year for leveraged loans. But with US regulation looming over the market and the prospect of more volatility over terms, stumbling blocks abound, writes Ross Lancaster.
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US chemicals producer Angus Chemicals will hold a bank meeting in London on Thursday for the first leveraged loan of the year, a $505m-equivalent cross-border deal that backs its buyout by Golden Gate Capital. It could benefit from a technical opportunity in the European market.
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Europe's leveraged loan market has a pipeline of deals to execute this January after arrangers left their desks for Christmas anticipating a hefty volume of jumbo deals to start the New Year. Despite a drab two days in equity markets not providing the sunniest of openings, deals are beginning to flow out.
