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Turkish banks kept the loans ball rolling this week as top tier financial institution Yapi Kredi signed a $1.2bn-equivalent euro and dollar refinancing facility and second tier Denizbank sent out an invitation for its own loan.
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A raft of Islamic finance facilities this week helped buoy the Middle East Shariah-compliant loan market amid a year in which Islamic loan volumes in the region have dropped by 38%.
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Bulgaria's ministry of finance is in talks with foreign lenders for a syndicated loan of up to €360m. The sovereign has been tipped for an easy time in the loan market, as lenders say it will be almost an obligatory deal for any bank operating in central and eastern Europe.
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Ecom Agroindustrial increases revolver to take $335m — Petroleum Geo-Services drills deep for RCF increase — VK Mühlen takes €100m refinancing — Kathrein tunes in for €150m refinancing — Carmeuse builds rock solid $126m facility 'D'
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With competition to win EMEA loans mandates heating up, lenders are making ever more aggressive pitches. But a surprising section of the market has stepped up to save the banks from themselves.
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A sharp increase in emerging markets activity drove up the volume of syndicated loans marketed in EMEA by as much as 19% in the first nine months of 2013, according to Dealogic. The data provider’s finding echoed a report from the Bank for International Settlements last month.