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UK oil and gas firm Salamander Energy has signed two loans totalling $350m as the firm looks to refinance debt and develop a gas field in Indonesia.
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The family shareholders who control Duvel Moortgat have launched a bid for the rest of the Belgian brewer's shares, financed by a loan from ING.
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Fitch has warned once again that 2013 and 2014 will bring with them the European leveraged loan refinancing wall. The rating agency also warned that its effects may be compounded by a ‘funding cliff’, as €260bn of non-investment grade debt begins to mature from 2014, just as LTRO funding expires and refinancing options dry up.
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PetroVietnam Exploration Production Corp has closed syndication for its five year loan, and has made the decision to increase the deal to $300m. The bookrunners are now planning to sign the loan before the end of the year.
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TEVA Pharmaceuticals, an Israel-based drug company, signed a new $3bn five year unsecured revolving credit facility on Tuesday that replaces its existing smaller loan.
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US lenders have capitalised on deleveraging banks to increase their share of the European syndicated loan market for the fourth consecutive year, according to Dealogic. Meanwhile, global syndicated loan volumes are down by 26% year-on-year with the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) market taking a bigger hit than its US and Asian peers.