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The Schuldschein market’s first half of 2019 was better than expected, prompting arrangers to believe that this year could break the records set in 2017 for deal numbers and overall volume. -
European banks crowd CCI loan - Cofinimmo bumps up revolver size - Red Eléctrica gets debt for Hispasat buy - Wilmington brings in Bank of Ireland for refi - HTM Sports enters Schuldschein market for euros and dollars - Porterbrook sends out RFP for US PP return - EGPC bounces back into market, launches syndication
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Société Générale’s revamp of its investment bank, first announced in April, will refocus the bank’s financing efforts around sponsor-driven business, as corporate clients are not steering enough fees towards the bank to pay for its balance sheet commitments.
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The UK’s Wilmington has renewed its sterling revolving credit facility, with the digital business publishing house switching out one of its lending banks in the process.
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Energean Oil and Gas, the Greek exploration company listed on the London Stock Exchange, won strong investor support on Thursday morning for a transaction backing a new M&A deal.
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UK train leasing firm Porterbrook has sent out requests for proposals to US private placement agents, for a prospective return to the market.
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