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Adira Dinamika Multi Finance launched its $200m facility to the market on Friday, February 28, pricing the deal at 175bp over dollar Libor — and managing to save 5bp over its previous loan. -
Australian employment website Seek has sealed its loan of A$770m ($692.1m) after strong demand from lenders during syndication allowed it to increase the final deal size from the planned A$565m.
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Diaverum, the Swedish operator of dialysis clinics, has mandated five banks to arrange €708m of senior credit facilities, but has yet to pick a left lead.
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Borrowers in Europe’s peripheral countries are likely to increase demand for alternative forms of lending, as small and medium-sized companies across the continent turn away from traditional bank debt, according to a new study by Deloitte.
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The European market will have to wait. After talk that Ceva Santé Animale, the French maker of veterinary vaccines, would raise the first euro-only covenant-lite leveraged loan since the financial crisis, it has now emerged that the €700m transaction will also include a dollar tranche.
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Metaldyne, a US car parts maker, closed a $671m-equivalent transatlantic leveraged loan facility last week. Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which led it, was set to launch another large deal later this week, GlobalCapital has learned.
