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  • Turkish telecommunications group Türk Telekom has approached its lead banks with a request for proposals (RFP) as it looks to raise a three year multicurrency facility of $600m.
  • Swedish oil firm Nynas as secured a €750m credit facility through co-ordinating mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners Handelsbanken and SEB. The loan will partly be used to finance the takeover of the Harburg Refinery in Germany from Shell.
  • China Everbright International has signed a $100m project loan with several regional banks, after the Asian Development Bank distributed half of a $200m deal.
  • The offshore renminbi loan market is not going to grow without a reference rate for pricing, but Hong Kong’s Treasury Markets Association is waiting until there is more widespread liquidity before pushing for a market rate.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has signed non-disclosure agreements with around 20 potential buyers of the businesses it is planning to sell off, said a senior banker on Thursday, after the bank announced that it was cutting its equity capital markets, M&A, cash equities and corporate broking divisions.
  • Asian loans bankers are steeling themselves for a difficult first quarter in 2012, after a sharp tightening in liquidity at the end of last year, senior bankers said this week.