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The nasty feelings of a fortnight ago, when credit investors suddenly remembered what bad markets were like, have not been forgotten in the European corporate bond market, but they are fading.
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RAC, the UK car recovery breakdown firm, has allocated its £1.25bn refinancing and recapitalisation loan after flexing the facility’s original issue discount in investors' favour. -
Famar, the Greek pharmaceuticals manufacturing and packaging group, has completed its €150m refinancing loan, splitting the deal into amortising and bullet tranches.
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French telecoms group Altice has announced an offer to buy the Portuguese assets of Portugal Telecom from Oi, the Brazilian telecoms company, for €7bn.
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Singapore based China real estate player Forterra Trust has sealed refinancing facilities totalling $512.7m with two banks.
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Investors have successfully pushed pricing wider on three leveraged loan deals that are closing this week, with RAC, a well liked credit, the latest to flex for investors.
