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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. But a drab two days in equity markets has not provided the sunniest of openings. -
Cosmetics packaging company HCP Global's $360m dividend recapitalisation loan for sponsor TPG has been allocated among 13 banks.
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Taiwanese computer casings maker Casetek has picked two banks to arrange its latest fundraising, said bankers.
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Lenders have clambered on board Forbes Bumi Armada Offshore’s $290.4m nine year project financing loan, with the backing of sponsor ONGC and joint venture partner Shapoorji Pallonji Group luring them in.
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British Car Auctions, which claims to be Europe’s biggest secondhand car dealer, has signed a £340m loan – one of the last European leveraged finance deals to close in 2014. The deal raises £265m of new money – just slightly less than the £270m planned.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, one of the top financial regulators in the US, said last week that risk within US leveraged lending had slipped to levels last seen in 2006, in the lead-up to the financial crisis.
