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Expro, the UK oil and gas well testing provider, has launched a $1.5bn-equivalent loan to refinance existing debt, in advance of an IPO. -
Tata Motors is making a very quick return to the loans market, with a $250m seven year deal for which three banks are tipped to be mandated.
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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.
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The idea of the US leveraged finance market being regulated – even down to the debt multiples on deals – may seem far-fetched. But it is becoming a reality. Tangible evidence is beginning to emerge of US banks turning down deals because they do not want to fall foul of regulators that frown on over-leveraged or risky financings.
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German medical homecare provider GHD Gesundheits has shortened the deadline for commitments on a €355m loan to back its buyout by Nordic Capital.
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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 strong demand from lenders.
