Europe’s Junk Market Sees Another Loan Pulled as Iqony Axes Deal
Banks marketing a €550 million ($616 million) loan refinancing for European energy infrastructure and services company Iqony have pulled the deal after failing to garner enough investor interest amid wider market turmoil.
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