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Despite the allure of lower loan prices, CLO managers should print deals cautiously
Software loan sell-offs and the Iran war have caused US and European loans to price differently
Leveraged loans in stressed sectors like software carry refinancing risk
LBO financing includes $5.75bn term loan to be priced early next week
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Sunac China Holdings, which on May 22 announced that it is acquiring a stake in Greentown China Holdings, is speaking to lenders for a loan of $250m, in a deal that bankers say is being directly arranged by the borrower. -
The leveraged loan market has hosted some atypically big M&A deals over the last few months, including most recently €7.5bn for DE Master Blenders. But these attention-grabbing deals cannot hide the continued paucity of deals in the mid-market.
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Alstom Auxiliary Components has released price guidance on the two tranches of its €630m-equivalent facility, which will back its purchase from Alstom by private equity fund Triton.
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If anyone had been in doubt about institutional investors’ confidence to enter the leveraged loans market, two jumbo deals in February likely changed their minds, and new data shows that the trend is continuing.
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France's Alstom Auxiliary Components has released price guidance on the two tranches of its €630m-equivalent facility, which will back its purchase from Alstom by private equity fund Triton.
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Three banks are lined up to provide underwritten debt financing of $600m-$650m to back KKR’s S$1.399bn ($1.1bn) buyout of Singaporean packaging company Goodpack, in what is the private equity firm’s largest ever investment in southeast Asia. But with the deal expected to take Goodpack’s total debt to Ebitda ratio to as much as 6.5 times, bankers say any takeout will be best served by the US term loan B market, writes Rashmi Kumar.
