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  • FIG
    Raiffeisen Bank Romania (RBRO) has signed a €150m deal with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and a group of international lenders.
  • Syndication launched yesterday on one of the most complex and ambitious deals in the Middle East this year. The financing package of more than $2bn for Saudi Arabian construction company Saudi Oger was arranged by Deutsche Bank, which underwrote and funded the loans in April.
  • Goldman Sachs has been given the green light to expand its collateralized loan obligation group in anticipation of a comeback in the sector, according to officials familiar with the matter.
  • Loans backing two French LBOs — €205m for the buyout of Etanco and €240m for Photonis — will be launched into syndication shortly. Appetite for these deals, say leveraged finance bankers, shows that the mid-cap market is being preferred by loan investors over larger-sized transactions.
  • FIG
    Retail lenders are opting out of committing to loans for Turkish financial institutions in the primary market. The trend for smaller bank groups on these loans is continued with only one bank taking a participant ticket in Vakifbank’s latest refinancing deal.
  • Rural Electrification Corp (REC) is set to sign its $300m five-year loan on Friday, after a one week delay failed to bring in any new banks. The mandated lead arrangers will now absorb the remaining amount, according to a banker close to the deal.