Garanti gets Eu600m roll over deal

May 12, 2009 05:48 pm

Garanti, the Turkish bank, signed a Eu600m-equivalent one year club deal on Tuesday, replacing a facility of the same size from May 2008. The borrower received about Eu630m of commitments from 31 lenders.

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