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Russian fertiliser firm EuroChem will sign its controversially-priced $1bn loan next week. The firm has reached its target loan amount, even after two banks dropped out of the inner circle of its lending group.
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Banks committing to the senior stage of South African pharmaceutical firm Aspen’s $2bn new money loan will receive their allocations on Thursday.
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The UK’s energy and mining consultancy firm Wood Mackenzie is due to allocate an add-on to its existing debt on Thursday, having relied exclusively on its existing syndicate. The new facilities will be used to pay a dividend to the issuer’s private equity owner, Hellman & Friedman. -
Emerging market lenders are preparing for an even greater pricing squeeze on deals for Turkish financial institutions, after borrowers have been encouraged by the success of Akbank's contentiously priced loan.
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Finnair, the Finnish state-controlled airline, will roadshow next week for a possible bond issue of about €100m-€150m.
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Source: Dealogic
