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After turning away from the euro market to price one of the largest Swedish kronor bonds for an unrated issuer last week, telecoms firm Tele2 has signed a new €1.2bn syndicated loan facility with a group of 12 banks.
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Bain Capital has acquired technical installation provider Bravida — called the “Swedish Spie” by some LevFin bankers — for an undisclosed amount from Triton. The private equity firm will finance the deal with an all-senior debt package totalling four to 4.5 times the company’s 2011 Ebitda of Skr664m (€74m).
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France’s Vivendi signed a new five year credit facility of €1.5bn late last week with a syndicate of 15 banks.
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A graph of year-to-date issuance by region and sector, as reported by Securitization Intelligence, accompanied by a bird's-eye view of the activity seen in each sector last week. -
German bathroom and kitchen fittings company Grohe has increased the size of its dual-currency covenant-lite term loan by €75m to €375m on the back of strong demand from investors.
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Skye Bank, Nigeria’s eighth largest bank by assets, has completed syndication of a $150m five-year amortising term loan that is secured by remittance flows generated by the bank through Western Union.
