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Kazakh bank doubles the tenor to two years compared to previous deals
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Ineos Styrolution’s financing for its $5bn purchase of BP’s aromatics and acetyls businesses is likely to hit the market in January, according to company management, with existing term loans refinanced but bonds potentially remaining outstanding. -
Zambia is headed for a default next week, as GlobalCapital understands the bondholder committee responsible for 40% of the sovereign Eurobonds will reject the deferral request in a vote next week.
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The Dutch arm of Air France-KLM has negotiated a deal with the country's pilot’s union, putting a vital €3.4bn government bailout back on course.
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Cellularline, the Italian smartphone accessories company, has signed a €70m loan facility, with a chunk of the funding destined for M&A activity.
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JP Morgan has made Stefan Povaly, co-head of EMEA leveraged finance origination, country head for Germany, part of a raft of senior changes in the country following the promotion of Dorothee Blessing to co-head of EMEA investment banking earlier this year.
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German dairy group Müller has sold €250m of US private placements across five, seven and 10 years maturities.
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