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ECB working paper argues banks adjust to fragmentation with higher buffers, decreasing credit supply across Europe
Sxiteen additional lenders joined the syndicate as Uniper and Amazon sign offtake PPAs
CLOs and high yield bonds offer different avenues as securitization shows limits on tenor and size
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Dave Rome, head of loan capital markets at Royal Bank of Scotland, resigned at the end of last week to join law firm Ashurst. The move follows RBS's reorganisation of its loans business, which limited the banker’s role, said a source at the UK bank. -
French textiles and apparel manufacturer Chargeurs has agreed its debut Euro PP — a €25m seven year deal — as well as a €32m bank facility.
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The popularity of China’s marquee technology firms is showing no signs of abating, with both Tencent Holdings and Baidu increasing the size of their borrowings following bumper responses.
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The US private placement market has hosted a few whopper deals from European issuers this year, but overall dealflow has been underwhelming. Meanwhile, the Schuldschein market has had its second busiest quarter ever and has already led bankers to raise their full year volume predictions. Rob Cooke and Elly Whittaker report.
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Airbus — Ethypharm — Vopak — Cocobod —Ahlstrom
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Uniper, the Germany energy company subsidiary of E.ON, is preparing to syndicate a €5bn loan to a wider group of banks.
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