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International Finance Corp’s drive to introduce development finance to the CLO market is advancing. Its second deal of $509m had more investors, more tranches and better pricing, supporting its rapid growth
Divisions deepen over multilateral development banks’ climate commitments
Deal rules and slow primary market make ramping up deals difficult
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The loan market has undergone a changing of the guard with the departure of several loan market stalwarts — and loan market bodies the LMA and LMSF have some changes to boot. -
Tata Power subsidiary Bhira Investments, which has picked six lenders to arrange a refinancing of a $460m facility, is stretching the tenor of the new loan to five years.
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Chinese hospital group Phoenix Healthcare has terminated an undrawn $150m loan raised in February 2015 due to the instability in the foreign exchange rate.
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Only one lender is understood to have made a commitment to join China Shengmu Organic Milk’s $120m three year facility, which has been in syndication since December.
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Europe’s corporate bond market may be in a shabby state, but bankers are expecting a crop of public and private deals from a prestigious group of borrowers: UK universities and charities, write Rob Cooke and Toby Fildes.
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While almost all financial markets have been stricken with fear so far this year, Europe's leveraged loan market has been surprisingly buoyant, with a healthy flow of deals and plenty of interest from investors — though the sister high yield market is a desert. Max Bower and Victor Jimenez report.
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