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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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Turkish event-driven corporate loans estimated to total more than $2bn have been postponed as public protests continue to rage in the country.
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What was the main focus of chatter at BNP Paribas’s High Yield and Leveraged Finance Conference last week in London? The brochure said it was all about the state of the market, structuring trends, the outlook for private equity, and other such geeky delights. But away from the glitzy lights of the stage, there was something much more French occupying the minds of the conference delegates.
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Malakoff Corp has launched its A$150m ($131.6m) loan into syndication via sole bookrunner Australia and New Zealand Bank, after the bank pre-funded the amount last year.
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Real estate developer Gemdale Corp is seeking a $300m three year loan and is speaking to banks about arranging the financing. The deal will not only mark the company’s debut in the loan market but will also see the borrower opt for a club over syndication.
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China Hongqiao Group is starting to speak to banks for a loan of $200m-$400m, as it seeks to refinance debt maturing very soon, according to a banker.
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Lite-On Mobile, owned by Taiwan’s Lite-On Technology Group, has hit the market for a $200m five year term loan, pricing the deal at 110bp over dollar Libor. Returning to lenders nearly three years since its previous deal, the borrower is now shelling out close to double of what it last paid.