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Ericsson, the Swedish telecoms equipment group, has signed a $150m credit facility, which it will use to research and develop 5G technology. -
Banks have been warned that their tardiness in switching away from the Libor benchmark could leave them open to compensation claims, similar to those that followed the UK's £50bn scandal of banks mis-selling payment protection insurance. However, bankers involved in the process say they are working hard to complete the transition.
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TrailStone Group, the gas and power trader and investor based in London, has closed the year with a €150m revolving credit facility, which complies with the Green Loan Principles.
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The board of Just Eat has thrown its weight behind an increased all-share merger with Takeaway.com, urging shareholders of the UK online food delivery company to reject a £5.5bn loan-funded offer from the Netherland’s Prosus.
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Cigarette packaging printer Amvig Holdings has closed its HK$1.15bn ($147m) refinancing loan.
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India’s Power Finance Corp has wrapped up its $300m-equivalent dual-currency loan with nine banks on board.
