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Europe’s Junk Firms Look to Cut Loan Costs in Hot Market

Borrowers are rushing to Europe’s leveraged loan market at the start of the week to reprice debt, as they seek to capitalize on favorable credit conditions to cut their margins.

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Europe’s Junk Firms Look to Cut Loan Costs in Hot Market
Borrowers are rushing to Europe’s leveraged loan market at the start of the week to reprice debt, as they seek to capitalize on favorable credit conditions to cut their margins.
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