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European Leveraged Finance Market Update July 2011 Sucheet Gupte - Director Wednesday, July 20, 11

Leveraged Loans: Volume, Trends, Analysis (Europe - July 2011)

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Leveraged loan volume in Europe shot to €6 billion in June, the most in 2011, as the high yield bond market waned and supply outpaced demand, putting investors in the drivers seat. Also in this analysis: Loan prices, high yield bond volume, default rates and trends to look for during the rest of the year. Connect with LCD Facebook: http://www.lcdcomps.com/facebook Like LCD on Facebook for monthly analysis on LBO/Private equity stats, as well as Default/Restructuring analysis. LinkedIn: http://www.lcdcomps.com/linkedin There's almost 6,000 market contacts in LCD's Leveraged Loan Group Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/lcdnews News, commentary, other leveraged finance info Web: http://www.lcdcomps.com Contact: [email protected]

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European Leveraged Finance Market UpdateJuly 2011

Sucheet Gupte - Director

Wednesday, July 20, 11

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• Sovereign woes hit loan market

• High yield bond mart subdued, as refinancings wane

• HY volume: €1.9B in June, down from €6.8B in May

• Loans boom: €6B in June, most in 2011

• Advantage investor, as supply tops demand

• Loans end month at 98.38, down 150 bps from May

• Bonds end month at 101.09, down 3 points

• Loans lose 1.23% in June

• Defaults remain scarce

The Market in June

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Source: LCD - Leveraged Commentary & Data

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European HY bond flow name prices

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Text June: - 0.12%YTD: +4.28%YTD ’10: +1.81%

Source: LCD - Leveraged Commentary & Data

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Source: LCD - Leveraged Commentary & Data

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ELLI Default rates – European leveraged loansby principle amount by number of defaults

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2.69% as of 30 June

Source: LCD - Leveraged Commentary & Data

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• Sovereign fallout continues, capital markets remain tentative

• Loan repayments weaken as high yield bond market retreats

• Investors in drivers seat as high yield bond market slows

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Market trends

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European Leveraged Finance Market UpdateJuly 2011

Sucheet Gupte - Director

Wednesday, July 20, 11