The US leveraged-loan market’s streak without a deal launch has reached record levels as tariff volatility crimped activity this month across primary credit markets. Bond markets close early in America ahead of the Good Friday holiday.
- Wednesday
marked the 14th consecutive session without a new loan, the longest no-launch streak since Bloomberg started to compile the data in 2013- During the streak
multiple deals have been removed from syndication, the latest being thepostponement of an $885 million leveraged loan for Brookfield Properties Retail - On Tuesday,
banks became stuck with $2.2 billion of debt used to finance TI Fluid Systems’ ...
- During the streak
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