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Russian rail freight operator Brunswick Rail has a signed a $250m five year term facility from the IFC and a group of commercial banks. ING, RBI, Société Générale and UniCredit — all long term lenders to the company — joined the deal as arrangers.
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Swedish construction firm Skanska has signed a new €600m five year multicurrency revolving credit facility, after the deal was syndicated by Nordea, SEB and Svenska Handelsbanken.
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The collateralized loan obligation market took off in the first quarter of this year in the U.S., but in Europe the asset class is still “quasi moribund” and unlikely to see a true re-emergence in the short term, panellists at Global ABS said this morning.
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Hong Kong conglomerate Citic Pacific has closed a HK$7.1bn ($915.2m) loan, after getting commitments from six banks in general syndication. It was the biggest loan the company has signed in six years.
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The debt management arm of private equity firm 3i has followed up its acquisition of €2bn of CLO contracts from Invesco with the hire of Andrew Bellis, Credit Suisse’s global head of new issue collateralised loan obligations.
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Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group has completed a $3bn loan, after securing commitments from 19 banks. But the company will not stop there: it has added an option to increase the deal further and is now laying the groundwork for another $1bn of financing from a mainland lender, writes Matthew Thomas.