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Tatneft is in talks for a pre-export finance facility of between $300m and $500m in a deal that will test the benchmark pricing for Russia’s sub-investment grade oil firms.
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Russian financial institution VTB is close to signing a $1.5bn three year deal, but lenders are waiting to see if the borrower will push for another round of syndication.
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Chinese sweet maker Labixiaoxin Snacks Group has made a successful debut in the syndicated loan market, closing a $60m deal after getting enough demand to exercise its $15m greenshoe option.
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Czech energy firm Energeticky a Prumyslovy Holding (EPH) has agreed a €1.5bn acquisition loan from five banks to part finance its buyout of a stake in Slovak gas firm Slovensky Plynarensky Priemysel (SPP).
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The Vienna 2.0 initiative, a European Commission-led scheme that is intended to avoid chaotic deleveraging in CEE, has issued a new report to European authorities in which it highlights countries in central, eastern and south eastern Europe (CESEE) as the most vulnerable to a withdrawal of lending.
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Emerging market bankers expect to be able to take advantage of the bridge-to-bond structure beloved of their western European peers to finance a spate of acquisition deals this quarter, as the CEEMEA bond market goes from strength to strength. After far outstripping loan volumes in the region for the first time last year, bond issuance is showing no signs of slowing down in 2013.