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In Europe loans are the key to opening ancillary business while in the Middle East relationships should cap premiums
Market stress so far confined to consumer credit and SMEs across region
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Syndication for the refinancing of $1.235bn of loans for commodity trader Gunvor has closed, with lenders making “significantly oversubscribed” commitments, while competitor Trafigura faces a €2bn maturity this month. -
This is a rather tumultuous week for the United States. Thankfully, the European loan market is insulated from world events - a serene pool of readily available capital, though one where people have some rather strong views.
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Lenders are working on credit facilities to back the potential acquisition of a stake in Indian company Bharti Infratel by private equity firms.
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Indian Oil Corp, is looking to refinance a $300m bridge loan, having picked Citi and DBS to supply it three months ago for an acquisition.
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The EMEA loans market has been so far unruffled by next week’s US presidential elections — even if in the US itself deal flow has paused and the consequences of the vote could be far reaching, according to several loans bankers.
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French firm Teleperformance has completed syndication of its $1.825bn acquisition loan and may refinance part of the deal with private placements, following the example set by other French SME firms this year.
