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Volumes and deals similar to last year, when the market grew by 13% year-on-year to an annual record
The German toy production company doubled the size of its RCF but maintained its banking consortium
Deal comes 11 years after the company's previous loan and was extended by two banks
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Mexico’s central bank has finally taken a dovish turn to ease pressure on a languishing economy. Yet prudence in the face of structural changes continues to be the guiding light for Banxico, governor Alejandro Díaz de León tells GlobalMarkets -
JP Morgan, Citi and Goldman Sachs kicked off the third quarter results season for investment banks on Tuesday. While debt and equity underwriting revenues grew substantially at JP Morgan compared with the equivalent quarter of last year, they fell at Goldman.
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Institutional investors from the US have been lending to German borrowers using the Namensschuldverschreibungen (NSV) — a non-callable registered instrument that is, unlike the Schuldschein, non-cancellable after 10 years. But some are sceptical of their involvement in the market, as they are of US lenders participating in the Schuldschein market.
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The UK’s Endava has signed a new £200m-equivlanet multicurrency facility, with the software development company swapping a bilateral loan for syndicated lending.
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Nigeria’s Seplat Petroleum is in advanced staged talks for an around £382m cash acquisition of London-listed Eland Oil & Gas, with the buyer partly financing the deal with a new loan.
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Turkey’s banks have begun their second refinancing season of the year, though increasing political uncertainty, which has led to new US sanctions on Turkey, could potentially jeopardise primary and secondary pricing levels for the borrowers, according to bankers.
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