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Standard Chartered Bank has closed its second post-financial crisis synthetic collateralized loan obligation, a $3 billion trade finance deal called Sealane II.
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Several Indian banks are mulling a trip to the loan market despite a record number of deals from their compatriots this year. Borrowers think there is still enough liquidity available, and are now sounding out banks about possible deals.
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Trinity Mirror, the UK newspaper publisher, will refinance a £178.5m bank facility maturing in June 2013 next year.
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WestLB is co-ordinating a refinancing deal for Turkey’s Vakifbank. The loan will refinance the one year portion of the $145m and €453m one year deal it signed in September 2010.
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WestLB is co-ordinating a refinancing deal for Turkey’s Vakifbank. The loan will refinance the one year portion of the $145m and €453m one year deal it signed in September 2010.
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Bankers are out with equity on two new collateralized loan obligations, despite the week-long rollercoaster ride sparked by the downgrade of the U.S. credit rating by Standard & Poor’s.