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  • Danish shipping firm Torm has amended its bank facility to make $630m available in the medium term.
  • FIG
    Turkiye Halk Bankasi raised $1bn for a one year syndicated loan, almost doubling the size of the facility it is refinancing — a $574m one year deal signed in July 2010. A total of 30 banks participated.
  • A new Eu240m five year loan for Spain’s Galletas Siro has been signed with a syndicate of eight banks. Rabobank had acted as the sole bookrunner and agent, and underwrote the facilities, comprising a Eu200m term loan and a Eu40m capex line. Bankia Banco Popular and ICO were mandated lead arrangers on the line, while Banca Civica, Banco Sabadell, Banco Santander and La Caixa were lead arrangers.
  • FIG
    UniCredit Moscow, the Russian subsidiary of Italy’s UniCredit, has mandated BTMU, Commerzbank, Wells Fargo, WestLB and UniCredit for its $300m three year deal.
  • UK business training and information firm Wilmington has refinanced its bank facilities almost a year before its maturity date with a new £65m five year deal.
  • FIG
    VTB moved closer to signing a $2.85bn syndicated loan this week despite the Russian state-backed lender becoming embroiled in a bad loan crisis at Bank of Moscow, the lender in which it has a 46.8% stake and which it wanted to take over.