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There is no use crying over missed deadlines, or throwing around blame. Europe will not meet the September 1 effective date for imposing margin on uncleared swaps, so US regulators now have a tough call to make on whether to delay as well. -
An auction this month to settle 2014-form credit default swaps referencing Norske Skog will comprise separate auctions for all four maturity buckets, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s EMEA Determinations Committee (DC) has confirmed, but 2003 updated contracts will only be settled in the shortest dated of these auctions.
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Bonava, the Swedish housing developer, has obtained a Skr2.7bn ($325m) loan that backs its listing on the Nasdaq Stockholm exchange.
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Sponda, the Finnish property developer, has signed €600m of unsecured five year syndicated loans to refinance maturing facilities.
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Evonik Industries, the German chemical company, has completed €1.9bn of loan facilities with banks to fund its acquisition of a division of Air Products and Chemicals.
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Akbank is returning to the loan market for the second time this year, lining up one and three year tranches in euros and dollars.
