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European private credit funds poised for more inflows following Trump tariffs -
Agreement includes accordion facility
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Second busiest week of the year but some see signs that investors are losing interest in new paper
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Larger deals expected to hit market 'anytime'
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◆ Mercedes-Benz continues corporate sterling run ◆ Small orderbook after lead interest discounted ◆ 2030 bond lands inside the company's 2028 notes
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Flooring company's bespoke 'super senior funding' was done away from the syndicated loan market
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◆ Bromford Flagship gets big response ◆ Gilts market goes haywire as bookbuilding ends ◆ Borrower walks away with four times oversubscription
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'Abundant' liquidity to put downward pressure on pricing, say bankers
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◆ UK telecom out in sterling and euro ◆ Undersupplied sterling still draws big crowds ◆ Volumes tipped to nosedive from midweek
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Scrabble expected to sign deals before summer
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The financing follows the completion of site's construction
