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Deal comes after bank built M&A matchmaking system using AI and invested in BlockInvest
Deutsche enters banking syndicate, ING and Commerz sit out of fresh transaction
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A Singapore-based banker who worked on south and southeast Asian loan syndications for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp has left, according to a source. -
One big strength of the Schuldschein (SSD) market could become its weakness.
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The International Investment Bank (IIB), an ex-Soviet multilateral development agency, launched a Schuldschein (SSD) this week, in a transaction that highlighted the taste for the exotic in the internationalisation of the market. The loan is being promoted to the full spectrum of investors as market watchers wait to see who will bite, writes Silas Brown.
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UK gaming group GVC Holdings has signed a €320m loan package marking its entry into the syndicated loan market in a deal said to have been heavily oversubscribed.
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German card payments firm Concardis this week increased the term loan backing Advent International and Bain Capital’s buyout of the firm to €300m, reducing price guidance in the process, in a market still waiting on larger buyouts such as Cerba Healthcare to be syndicated.
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A new $300m loan for Indian Oil Corp (IOC) has made market participants sit up and take notice, as the 68bp margin on offer is the lowest for a five year syndicated Indian deal in nearly a decade. While bankers are keen to see the size and sources of demand for the benchmark setting trade, there is wide expectation that the borrower will get away with it. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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