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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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GlobalCapital asked loan market participants for their votes for the Syndicated Loan, Leveraged Finance and Private Placement Awards 2016, in November.
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Investment grade loan pricing has stopped falling — meaning the flow of refinancing deals is ebbing. Mergers and acquisitions, as ever, are what banks want, and they are confident of getting more in 2016. But will banks finally get round to weeding out unprofitable relationships? Rob Cooke reports. -
Middle Eastern loans burst open in the fourth quarter of 2015, with deals aplenty for corporates, banks and sovereigns. The deal flow will not ebb this year, but pricing will rise and international lenders will play a bigger role, replacing local lenders. Elly Whittaker reports.
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2015 was meant to be the year that direct lenders conquered all before them, as banks’ retreat from mid-market lending became a rout. But the opposite has happened. Despite the enormous weight of money pouring into funds, banks are still there, and funds are having to deal with it. Ross Lancaster reports.
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Commodities trader Trafigura will next week launch its refinancing of a $5.3bn facility, with Glencore expected to follow shortly thereafter. Bankers believe these issuers will retain support from key lenders, despite their mixed successes in 2015.
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LGC Group, the UK life sciences company, will hold a bank meeting on January 13 for £500m of debt to finance its sale by Bridgepoint to KKR.
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