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This week’s parliamentary vote in the UK on a withdrawal agreement for its exit from the European Union has emptied the deal pipeline in the euro leveraged finance markets in early January. But after the plan was rejected on Tuesday, any clarity about the near future looks unlikely, and some debt buyers say borrowers have little reason to wait for longer. -
With many of Europe’s emerging market bankers and investors this week in Vienna for Euromoney’s annual Central and Eastern Europe Conference, much focus has been on planning for the year ahead in this region. The mood at that conference is one of quiet optimism for the year ahead.
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Hong Kong-listed Sun Hung Kai Properties is talking to banks for its annual return to the loan market. The company has raised its funding cost for the first time in five years.
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Hyosung Vina Chemicals is holding bank presentations and a site visit at the end of January to woo lenders with a $750m syndicated financing that has been relaunched with a smaller size, higher margins and a different bookrunning team.
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Libor is likely on the way out for sterling loans in 2021, and it is almost impossible to overestimate the deluge of facility amendments headed towards loans desks. But there is worse to come.
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US private placement (US PP) participants the world over descend on Florida next week for four days of intensive meetings. For the UK PP agents, soothing concerns and gleaning insights from investors around Brexit is top priority.
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