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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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The resurgence of covenant-lite loan issuance in Europe bears much resemblance to the pre-crisis craze for loose terms on risky debt. It may benefit borrowers, but in the long run both banks and investors risk paying the price of repeating errors past.
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Dutch educational publishing company Infinitas is extending about €330m of outstanding loans to 2016, after aborting the sale of one of its divisions because of insufficient bids. -
Peripheral leveraged loans - British Land revolver - Saga refinancing - Callcredit price tightening - Addison Lee dividend - Kaufman & Broad refinancing - Dorna Group bank mandates
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The trend to covenant-lite loans in Europe is gathering pace, causing some consternation among the continent's conservative lenders, with food maker Diana Ingredients this week lining up to follow French compatriot Ceva Santé Animale which last week closed the first all-euro covenant-lite deal in years.
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Saga, the UK holiday and insurance provider for the over-50s, launched a loan package on Wednesday to refinance debt.
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Leveraged loan borrowing in peripheral eurozone countries has risen to the second highest year to date volume on record, even as overall speculative grade borrowing has declined, new data shows.
