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Spanish private hospital operator Grupo Hospitalario Quirón has signed off the €2.15bn loan that backs its merger with rival chain Idcsalud, shrugging off market volatility to win favourable borrower's terms. -
US regulators will likely introduce stricter enforcement of leveraged lending rules in their annual review of syndicated loan practices, Moody’s said on Tuesday.
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Spanish private hospital operator Grupo Hospitalario Quirón has signed off the €2.15bn loan that backs its merger with rival chain Idcsalud, shrugging off market volatility to win favourable borrower's terms.
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US regulators will likely introduce stricter enforcement of leveraged lending rules in their annual review of syndicated loan practices, Moody’s said in a report on Tuesday.
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Rebellion hit the leveraged finance market last week, with investors pushing back on borrowers’ tight prices and aggressive terms. Although some deals are still being finalised, that volatility has been followed by a lull in activity after weeks of strong supply.
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A highly leveraged acquisition loan from Bureau van Dijk, expected to launch next month to back the company’s takeover by EQT, has attracted scrutiny following a week of volatility in the leveraged loan market. But existing lenders to the company have not deserted the borrower, a source at the private equity firm told GlobalCapital on Tuesday.
