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The risk that international lenders could abandon emerging Europe if the Eurozone debt crisis morphed into another banking crisis has abated for now, say analysts. But the supply of credit to emerging economies is dependent on the success of the new Greek rescue plan, they said.
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Majority privately owned international financial institution Africa Finance Corporate (AFC) has signed its first loan with an international bank.
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Belgian plumbing equipment firm Aliaxis has signed a €650m five year multi-currency revolver with a syndicate of 15 lending banks.
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Royal Bank of Canada has made three hires across its leveraged finance business, including the former head of loan sales at Lloyds Banking Group, Tim Cottrell, as co-head of loan capital markets.
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Commodities companies Louis Dreyfus and Olam International hope to wrap up dollar loans this week, after bankers found strong demand for the borrowers' three and five year facilities.
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Bankers are in limbo as they wait for approval from the Reserve Bank of India to launch two dollar loans for Indian state-owned companies. Both Indian Railway Finance Corp and Rural Electrification Corp are “ready to go”, according to bankers close to the deals, but delays at the central bank could push back syndication until the end of the month.