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German engineering firm TrelleborgVibracoustic, which makes shock absorbers and dampers for cars, has signed a $365.5m-equivalent revolving credit facility — its first syndicated loan since the company was formed in July 2012.
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Russia’s Vnesheconombank (VEB) has shaved 5bp off the amount its peers paid for loans to sign an oversubscribed $800m three year club deal at 185bp all-in.
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Bankers may have little time to pause now they are back at work and already readying a spree of deals. But it is worth taking a look at the numbers from last year, and taking a moment to reflect on just how seismic the shift was that occurred in Asia’s capital markets — and which banks made the most of the changing environment.
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William Hill, the UK bookmaker, has made a £454m bid for Sportingbet’s Australian and Spanish businesses, supported by new and existing debt. The deal comes as part of a joint bid for Sportingbet PLC by William Hill and GVC Holdings, another betting services provider.
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Mobile telecommunications company Zain Saudi has once again extended the payment deadline of the outstanding Sr9bn ($2.4bn) on a Sr2.75bn murabaha financing as a refinancing deal remains elusive. This is the fifth time the firm has deferred payment.
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Ah January — a brand new year, a brand new balance sheet to fill and a brand new budget to meet. From the lows of 2012, it seems that everyone across the market is hopeful that volumes can only get better and already there are some silver linings visible around January’s grey clouds.