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The deal maintains 2023's overall size but increases the RCF with one lender dropping out of syndicate
German corporate loan flow evaporates in third quarter thanks to lack of urgency and borrowers' desire for better terms
In the super-competitive race to fund the artificial intelligence boom, Morgan Stanley has led its rivals by innovating. Some of the structures could be heading to Europe
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A $300m three year loan for Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has received commitments from 15 lenders. -
A group of 10 banks is in discussions with semiconductor firm Micron Technology for a NT$80bn ($2.5bn) loan to back its acquisition of Taiwan’s Inotera Memories.
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UK sportswear retailer Sports Direct has announced that it will no longer use its loan from owner, Mike Ashley and instead will draw on its credit facility from banks.
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With two rare loans for Turkish corporates in the market — a $400m loan for Borusan Holdings and a $50m facility for clothing company DeFacto — bankers are hoping that deal flow from the country will pick up, helping to fill the void left by sanctioned Russian borrowers.
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Reports that Barclays will exit its African operations, known locally as Absa, have left emerging market bond and loan bankers puzzling what future the firm has in the region — historically one of its strengths within CEEMEA — but it is thought it will leave the UK firm better capitalised.
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Solera Holdings’ $3.9bn debt acquisition package has been reduced, following insufficient demand for the $2bn-equivalent bond’s euro tranche.
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