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  • Lenders to Oslo-listed salmon processor Morpol will allow another amendment on its €250m loan, reducing the margin and establishing a new maximum gearing ratio.
  • UK commodities broker ED&F Man increased the size of its planned revolving credit lines to sign two new facilities totalling $1.89bn, after the transaction was oversubscribed in syndication. Some 59 banks have committed to provide a new $1.275bn 364 day facility and a $615m three year line.
  • French private equity firm Wendel has agreed to a new €400m 2018 credit agreement with four banks, with the borrower saying that it may increase the facility should more lenders join the syndicate.
  • French media firm Vivendi has completed a new €1.5bn five year credit line, paying an out-of-the-box margin of 85bp for the new loan.
  • Taiwanese company Foxlink has signed and allocated a NT$8bn ($263m) three year loan, after finding enough demand from domestic lenders to increase the size of the deal from the planned NT$6.8bn.
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    Ziraat Bankasi signed a $700m one year syndicated loan last week, with at least one other Turkish borrower expected to close a refinancing deal in the next few weeks.