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Fears of a lending drought in central and eastern Europe (CEE) were overblown, new data from the Bank for International Settlements shows. While bank retrenchment was likely to hit the region harder than other emerging markets as just four eurozone players — Erste, KBC, RBI and UniCredit — account for more than half of all its lending, deleveraging has not been as widespread or as rapid as feared.
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AFRICA Kenya heads for June loan signing
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Private equity-backed telecom company GTS Central Europe has signed and allocated a €330m senior secured loan. More than half the proceeds are available for acquisitions, capex or repaying shareholder loans, with the remainder due to refinance existing bank debt.
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Emerging market borrowers will combat the shrinking appetite of international lenders by increasingly turning to their domestic banks, according to a EuroWeek poll.
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Saudi Arabian mobile telecommunication company Zain Saudi has mandated four banks for a five year Islamic syndicated loan worth Sr9.75bn ($2.6bn) to refinance an existing facility of the same size that matures in July.