Turkish Airlines set to close new $400m loan facility

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LevFin

Off-balance sheet, on the mind — How hyperscaler leverage soars when adding in lease commitments

Off-balance sheet lease commitments have quickly become a major factor in the artificial intelligence build-out, and in some respects is even dwarfing the on-balance sheet debt raised by hyperscalers.

14 Aug 2026

| US

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Distressed

LevFin

Cenomi secondary market rally puts new sukuk timing in focus

A rally in the sukuk of Cenomi Centers (formerly Arabian Centers) has increased the chance of the borrower returning to market soon with the second part of its issuance programme, said 9fin sources. But it remains more likely Cenomi will return in the first quarter of 2027, they added.

14 Aug 2026

| CEEMEA

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LevFin

Turkiye lines up September sovereign eurobond

The Republic of Turkiye (Turkiye) is expected to make a return to international debt markets next month with a new sovereign eurobond, according to 9fin sources.

14 Aug 2026

| CEEMEA

| APAC

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Distressed

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Icahn’s rival Caesars bid stalls as go-shop expires

Icahn Enterprises’ rival bid for Caesars Entertainment remained hung up on rollover equity and financing issues as the go-shop period expired, according to a proxy filed by the company 12 August.

12 Aug 2026

| US

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LevFin

Fidelis Partnership’s attractive margins draw lenders in PC-to-BSL refi

The Fidelis Partnership is looking to refinance its private credit debt in syndicated markets, leaning on its lofty margins to get lenders on board with the insurance underwriter’s BSL debut.

10 Aug 2026

| Europe

| US

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Distressed

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How debtors are bending Brazil's mediation stay into a creditor shield

The pre-insolvency injunction Brazil designed to catalyze mediation is being stretched into something else — a stay imposed on creditors the Bankruptcy Law was meant to leave alone, often with no restructuring plan behind it. How far courts allow that stretch to go will define whether the country's mediation-led restructuring regime is a genuine cultural shift or a new front in an old litigation habit, sources told 9fin.

10 Aug 2026

| LATAM