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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, is set to launch another large deal later on Wednesday. -
PSA Peugeot Citroën is raising €2.7bn of syndicated loans to replace a €2.4bn credit line set up in July 2010 and originally due to mature in July 2014.
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Bond bankers love an orderly market, and this week's European corporate bond space has been the epitomy of that. Three large companies issued big European deals in the first two days of the week, with no sense of investor strain.
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Banks are busy getting internal credit approvals to join Citic Pacific’s loan of HK$5bn ($644m) almost a month since the company invited around 10 lenders to form the top level group.
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Market participants remain confident in the state of the Turkish loan market in the face of economic and political turmoil, according to the latest EuroWeek poll.
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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.
