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Russian Standard Bank (RSB) has borrowed Rb4bn ($100m) from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to fund consumer lending growth.
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A pool of non-bank investors is providing Irish cheese and dairy group Glanbia with $325m of 10 year senior loan notes paying a fixed coupon of 5.4%. The proceeds of the facility will be used to pay back a portion of Glanbia’s bank facilities, although sources close to the company told EuroWeek the company would be likely to return to the bank market in early 2012.
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Privately-owned Kazakh rail freight operator Eastcomtrans has signed its debut syndicated loan. The $100m five year amortising loan was oversubscribed in syndication and the participating lenders were scaled back.
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Russian Standard Bank (RSB) has borrowed Rb4bn ($100m) from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to fund consumer lending growth.
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Russian rail freight operator Globaltrans, one of the bidders for Russian Railway’s Freight One business, is in discussions with domestic and international banks for loans to finance the purchase.
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Industry officials are raising their objection to section 939F of the Dodd-Frank Act, a controversial provision sponsored by Senator Al Franken (D-Minn.), which proposed a third-party board to parcel out new deals among the rating agencies, as well as a two-year study to investigate the ratings process.