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It’s “business as usual” for arranging banks looking to underwrite leveraged loans, according to levfin bankers, despite the stalling syndications of some of the LBO deals in the European market.
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A Saudi-Spanish consortium has signed a SR3.04b ($810.6m) loan from a syndicate made up mainly of Spanish banks. BBVA, Banco Espanol de Credito, Banco de Sabadell and Caxia Bank were joined by the Spanish subsidiary of Crédit Agricole and Deutsche Bank.
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Turk Eximbank saw its one year loan end up oversubscribed, signing at €244m after the borrower approached the market for €125m.
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The takeover of Rhön-Klinikum by German health care group Fresenius has come to a halt, after not enough Rhön-Klinikum shareholders backed the deal.
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Russia’s largest steelmaker Evraz said on Monday that it had amended the financial covenants of its $950m pre export finance (PXF) facility that is set to mature in 2015.
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State-owned airline Sri Lankan Airlines has signed a $175m four year dual currency Islamic financing. This is the credit’s first outing on the international syndicated loan market, according to Dealogic data.