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Finnish metals firm Luvata Fabrication has amended its €180m credit facility, extending the maturity until 2015 and adding a €20m committed capex facility for add-on acquisitions.
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Bookrunners on the Skr9.9bn of senior loans backing CVC’s buy-out of Swedish building group Ahlsell are expecting to close books next week, once Standard and Poor’s and Moody’s have released their ratings of the facility.
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Garanti Bankasi is looking to refinance a $1.3bn loan maturing in May but will have to pay higher funding costs than last year, mirroring the 45bp rise on Akbank’s annual loan, bankers said.
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Swedish steelmaker SSAB may adapt the structure of a recently launched revolving credit facility, according to someone with knowledge of the deal, as local banks looking at the transaction say that the leads have overestimated their appetite for aggressive transactions.
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BBVA has made two new appointments to its syndicated loans team in London, with Kim McNamara and Victor Pasamontes joining the Spanish bank on Monday.
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French banks have not been rushing into Russian loans for a while now, but their return in force to the latest borrowing from Rosneft has got the loans market talking. The new deal is certainly a lot more attractive than Rosneft's December 2011 loan. By holding their fire last year, the French banks may have helped push pricing up: their return might send it the other way.