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  • UPC Broadband has raised a new €1.4bn term loan ‘AG’, shattering its target of a minimum €400m size. New and existing investors participated in the deal for the cable operator, leading to a blow-out syndication process.
  • Noreco extracts new revolving facility
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    Akbank subsidiary AKLease has signed a $128.5m-equivalent syndicated loan from seven banks. The deal is split between a $90m tranche and a €30m ($38.5m) piece. The tranches carry an average maturity of two years and a maximum maturity of three years, according to a spokesperson for the bank.
  • Bank lenders in the UK have seen their transfer price — the costs charged to their business units to fund the flow of new loans — fall sharply in the first three months of 2013, according to a report by the Bank of England.
  • Bureau van Dijk, the Dutch electronic publishing house, has received oversubscription for its new €140m term loan ‘C’. Arrangers are trying to get all commitments in before the Easter holidays and are planning to allocate next week.
  • Banks in central and eastern Europe (CEE) are likely to spend 2013 suffering from a high level of bad loans and compressed margins, according to a Standard & Poor’s research note issued on Monday.