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Poland’s syndicated loan market is in danger of falling victim to a cut-throat culture of ever-tightening pricing, bankers told EuroWeek on Thursday. The dire warning came after BB+ rated telecoms firm Polkomtel stunned bankers by issuing a second request for proposals (RFP) asking for all-in pricing of below 300bp on part of its $1.75bn-equivalent refinancing facility, writes Michael Turner.
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Dubai Aluminium and Mubadala has signed a $3.4bn multi tranche loan for their Emirates Aluminium (Emal 2) aluminium smelter.
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EMERGING MARKETS Gebze-Izmir financing motors on
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Banks have leapt at the chance to lend in the CEEMEA region this quarter, leading to a clutch of oversubscribed deals. But rather than borrowers dazzling lenders with their economics, banks are rushing to deals to find somewhere to put excess liquidity, according to the latest EuroWeek Loans poll.
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Nigeria’s Seven Energy International has signed a $255m syndicated loan from five domestic lenders.
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Italian corporate financing markets appear blissfully unaware of the continuing absence of a working government in the country, with Snam able to hold discussions with lenders about cutting pricing on one of its loans, EuroWeek can reveal. The gas transporter is hoping to reprice the outstanding €5bn of a €9bn facility it signed in July last year, writes Nina Flitman.