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  • UK motorway service provider Welcome Break has refinanced its debt facilities with a new £350m deal. The new loans are made up of £221m of senior debt, provided by eight lenders, and £130m of privately placed mezzanine debt.
  • Tikehau Investment Management, a Paris-based asset manager, has launched its first private debt fund open to retail investors, as it expects direct lending to play a larger role in Europe.
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    Russian financial institution VTB does not plan to launch its three year deal into general syndication, though it will keep the option open, deputy president and chairman of the management board Herbert Moos told EuroWeek on Tuesday.
  • Tanzania’s African Barrick Gold has signed a $142m project finance facility from a group of commercial lenders led by Standard Bank.
  • Bankers working on a $165m loan for Indonesian clothing company Pan Brothers have finalised the allocations for the deal, after securing commitments from 17 banks in syndication.
  • Taiwanese company Ho Tung Chemical Corp has finalised allocations for its NT$4bn ($138.1m) five year syndicated loan, attracting commitments from 12 banks drawn to the deal’s relatively low margin rate.