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UK taxi firm Addison Lee is in the market for £120m of loans to fund a dividend to its private equity owner Carlyle. -
Callcredit, the UK consumer data and software provider, allocated £217.5m of loans on Friday, after reducing the margin on the deal’s term loan ‘B’ to 450bp over Libor.
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To the dedicated investment banker, there is one thing – and one thing only – sweeter than clinching a deal. That thing is being quoted in GlobalCapital. A close third to both of those is being quoted in a front page story in a salmon-coloured financial newspaper.
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The Indonesian loan market has experienced a tough three months, with the country seeing the biggest drop in volume among southeast Asian countries. Luckily, a host of names have reignited interest among banks with their request for proposals for US dollar funding. The trend is likely to continue, reckon senior bankers, with expectations high that pricing is to rise.
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Chinese hotel chain 7 Days Group Holdings, which went private in the middle of last year, is back in the market with a $300m five year facility, just months after signing a $120m loan to fund the buyout.
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Pelabuhan Indonesia III, a state-owned company that manages sea ports across the country, has issued two requests for proposals worth $203m — one targeting export credit agencies and the other commercial banks.
