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Team of the monthMarch 29 2023

Deutsche Bank sees opportunities in the leveraged finance market

After the inflation outlook softened late last year, the leveraged finance market began to bounce back at the start of 2023, giving the German bank’s DCM team the opportunity to apply its expertise. Edward Russell-Walling reports.       
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Deutsche Bank sees opportunities in the leveraged finance marketFrom left: Luca Laino, Jeremy Selway, Diarmuid Toomey, Hoby Buvat

As borrowing rates have retreated from last summer’s highs, some life has returned to the leveraged finance market. The leveraged buyout (LBO) market itself remains quiet, however, so the emphasis has been on refinancing or extending existing deals. This has kept Deutsche Bank’s leveraged debt capital markets team busy for the past few months.

The leveraged finance market all but closed down after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, and remained suspended as inflation shot up and central banks hiked aggressively.

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