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After the initial calm in Turkish loan trading following the country's attempted military coup, a few trades have come to market, finally showing the radical impact of the event on pricing. -
There is a distinct sense of impending summer slowdown in corporate debt this week, both for loans and bonds. But that has not stopped a number of borrowers rushing to wrap up sizeable deals before the window closes.
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A $113m term loan to back Hong Kong-listed Aupu Group’s proposed take private has been allocated among seven banks, according to a source.
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Turkish banks have long enjoyed cheap one year loans from international banks but it is now more obvious than ever that the sector should have made hay while the sun shone.
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Société Générale this week appointed a new European head of leveraged loan syndicate, after the former levloan boss left the bank.
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Austrian real estate investment company Immofinanz has enlisted one bank to support its €604m acquisition of shares in fellow Austrian property company CA Immobilien Anlagen. The share purchase paves the way for a merger between the two.
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