This week Dealogic published its first half 2010 Bookrunner and MLA Tables for Syndicated Shipping Loans and the news was still dismal but in some respects hopeful. In terms of the big picture, while dollar volumes continued their downward trend, the number of deals in the first half actually increased slightly indicative of, perhaps, less capacity or more focused lending. While the number of club deals increased slightly, from 19 to 23, the deal value declined in proportion to total volume intimating at the revival of the larger syndications. And finally, approximately 90% of the dollar volume was new business rather than refinancings, which is indicative of an improving credit market. Illustrative data are shown graphically herein.
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