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Belgian foam maker Recticel has completed a €175m five year revolver to replace a larger facility due to mature in 2013.
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EuroWeek is accepting votes for its Asian Awards 2011 until January 15. Below is a full list of award categories.
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Happy New Year to all of our readers! As the New Year begins in Asia’s capital markets, we hope you will take the time to look back to 2011 — and help us find out the best deals, banks and borrowers of the year. Read on for more.
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Fixed line telephone provider GTS Central Europe is talking to its syndicate about a potential dividend recapitalisation, as the central and eastern European leveraged finance market again shows itself to be on a different playing field to western Europe.
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Knight Capital Group, a global financial services firm headquartered in New Jersey, has hired Eoghan O’Neill as director of institutional credit sales for its London office.
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Electricty utility Landsvirkjun has become the first Icelandic state owned entity to tap the syndicated loans market since the financial crisis in 2008, signing two revolvers totalling $286m in the last week of December. The new financing, comprising loans of $200m and Ikr10.5bn ($86m), will be used as back-stop lines.