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David Ross, former head of EMEA leveraged finance at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, has joined a leveraged loan-focused buyside firm as chief operating officer.
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Media Nusantara Citra has opened up a $150m three year bullet loan into syndication, signalling the Indonesian company’s return to the market after almost 10 years. -
Singaporean packaging company Goodpack is seeking a loan worth $835m to fund its leveraged buyout by private equity firm KKR, and it aims to raise large chunk of the financing in the US.
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The trend for ever more highly leveraged corporate deals gathered pace this week, as France’s Sebia prepared to sign its buyout loan after receiving healthy demand from investors, even as it emerged that US regulators were cracking down on the supposed excesses of the leveraged finance market.
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Sebia, the French medical diagnostics firm, has tightened pricing on the first lien of its €709m-equivalent acquisition loan in response to strong demand from lenders.
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Orion Engineered Carbons, a German carbon black producer, is raising a €780m-equivalent loan to refinance its capital structure ahead of its US IPO.
