YTD 2024 US repricing volume at over US$300bn

LSEG|September 18, 2024

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Nearly US$310bn of completed US loan volume represents repriced credits so far this year. After a surge of repricing activity in 2Q24, the market slowed amid limited summer calendar, but borrowers have returned to tap lenders for US$7.3bn in repricing activity in September along (nearly US$2bn of this total has already closed). Getting off to a strong start this week, Kito Crosby, ION Analytics and ECI have all announced repricing loans.

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