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Volatile conditions and bigger deal sizes mean private lending is facing more risk than ever
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Marlborough Partners appoints Buckland as chairman to expand in European credit
Private credit has world at its feet, White & Case report highlights, but mainstream market is recovering appetite too
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Stefano Questa joins as co-head with Eli Appelbaum to drive growth
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David Saitowitz's responsibilities will include investing in CLOs
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M&A has become more complicated, requiring longer commitments from banks
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◆ Do green bonds still offer enough reward for issuers? ◆ Crédit Agricole's nuclear option ◆ Banks rush to offer better terms to sub-IG companies
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Growing risk appetite makes banks seek out double-B borrowers and lend generously
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Companies carve out parts of traditionally undrawn facilities to meet borrowing needs
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For the first time, Net Zero alliance shows overall decarbonisation in core assets
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◆ Should markets rejoice or worry? ◆ FIG borrowers are gung-ho ◆ Topping rates poses quandary for EM ◆ CLO investors sort sheep from goats
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Investors demand higher premiums for a short track record as debut managers fill the pipeline
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Mezz tranches landed at some of the tightest spreads of the year in rare deal without captive equity fund
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Moves are the latest in a succession of changes at the bank
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Hyperactive US securities regulator is causing uproar in capital markets
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◆ Issuers return with solid, but unspectacular deals ◆ CLOs promise a great reset ◆ China’s problems stay in China
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High-end resort deals do well but generic business hotels still under the pressure of higher rates
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Private loan securitization grows fast to help major asset managers get round tricky regulations
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UBS has kicked off its first round of job cuts ahead of unveiling the new leadership of its corporate finance business
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UK pub company was one of many to agree coronavirus pandemic waiver on debt testing
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The deal was the first to be completed since Global ABS