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Russian private bank Promsvyazbank has signed a dollar and euro loan totalling $300m from commitments of $500m. It was the easiest loan in the bank's history, but it doesn't guarantee the bank will be back again next year, said chief executive Artem Konstandian.
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The Republic of Tanzania has decided to split its borrowing between the loan and bond markets, a change of tack since August when the Ministry of Finance said that issuing a bond would take too long for the sovereign's needs.
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Belaruskali has extended the tenor of a $1bn loan, as the potash producer prepares for sustained volatility in the potash market following the break-up of the Belarus Potash Co joint venture, widely described as a cartel.
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Bulgaria's Schuldschein plans — Rosbank scraps loan — Metinvest bank group
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Swedish telecoms firm Tele2 has amended and extended its undrawn revolving credit facility. Most banks were happy to reduce the loan to €800m and extend the maturity by a year to May 2018, though one lender left the banking group.
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The trend among German companies to price new loans tighter than the most recent deal in the market got back on track this week after business software company SAP launched a €2bn loan into general syndication, priced at around 20bp.