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  • Mandated arranger Barclays Capital has closed sub-underwriting of the $524.3m project financing for Trans Thai-Malaysia (Malaysia) and Trans Thai-Malaysia (Thailand). Due to the overwhelming response, the loan will not be launched into general syndication.
  • Trading in the Eu1.5bn international tranche of Telecom Italia?s Eu6.5bn loan dominated the secondary market this week, with as much as Eu500m changing hands according to one head of loan trading in London.
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  • Europe?s largest tourism company, Tui, will price its seven year bond today (Friday) at Eu625m, almost double the amount it originally set out to raise.
  • Europe?s largest tourism company, Tui, will price its seven year bond today (Friday) at Eu625m, almost double the amount it originally set out to raise.
  • Akbank will be approaching lenders for the refinancing of a $350m one year loan imminently. Bankers say pricing could fall as low as 120bp all in, but that this would be met with resistance from lenders.
  • Dogus Otomotiv, the Turkish car distributor, has approached banks for an $80m letter of guarantee facility. If successful it will be the third internationally backed corporate deal signed in the region this year and a further sign of the growing appetite for Turkish corporate risk among lenders.
  • Kyivstar, the Ukraine?s second largest mobile operator, will launch its $50m deal through Citigroup next week. This will be the first time the company has tapped the loan market.
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