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European covenant-lite loan issuance is now at its highest year to date volume since the same period in 2007, according to Dealogic data released today. -
Bureau van Dijk, the Dutch business publisher, held a well attended London bank meeting this morning for its €620m loan, during which original issue discounts were released for all three tranches of the deal’s term loan.
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Chailease International Financial Service Co, the international arm of Taiwan’s Chailease Finance, has closed its loan at $137m, higher than the launch size of $120m, with 10 lenders coming in.
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Dutch business publisher Bureau van Dijk has started the autumn run of leveraged loan deals, launching a €620m loan to back its buyout by EQT.
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Bankers have been left in the lurch as changes in the consortium for Shanda Games’ going-private plans mean a $850m leveraged buyout loan now hangs in the balance.
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Europe's corporate bond market looks set to be enlivened in the coming months by two of the trends which characterised the first half of the year. Foreign issuers are flocking to the euro market, with at least four deals in the market's burgeoning roadshow calendar emanating from US and Australian companies.
