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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
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Corporate bond bankers are busy, for this time of year. While they are usually up for doing deals, it is clear investors, too, are in no hurry to close their books for the year, but are keen to buy paper, despite the let-down of the European Central Bank’s lukewarm QE boost last week.
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Standard Chartered's European head of loans is leaving the bank.
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Latvia has provided the only point of CEEMEA new issue activity this week so far, though the sovereign is shifting out of the emerging market universe.
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India’s Dewan Housing Finance held a non-deal roadshow in Taipei on December 9 just a few weeks after sealing an offshore dollar loan. -
Corporate treasurers across Europe will be thanking Daimler today, as the German car maker took the lead on Tuesday and showed that the bond market is wide open for deals.
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A $150m three year loan for Ye Chiu Group subsidiary, Harmony Group, is likely to be cut in size after meeting a lukewarm response during general syndication.
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