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Commodity trader Gunvor is in the market to refinance its $1.36bn European revolving credit facility $210m of which is due to mature in November 23, according to three bankers. -
One month from the US regulator fining the New York unit of Mega International Commercial Bank, Taiwanese lenders are feeling the pressure and facing an unprecedented level of scrutiny on their existing loan books. But the extra paperwork should be viewed as a minor inconvenience with long-term benefits.
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British American Tobacco has said it will use new credit lines to fund the $20bn cash component of its offer to acquire the remaining stake in Reynolds American it does not already own. While BAT said it is committed to an investment grade rating, all three big rating agencies now have it on review.
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Ahlsell, the Swedish plumbing and electrical products distributor, has signed a post-IPO loan with Danske Bank, DNB, Nordea and SEB.
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State Bank of India is getting ready to pick banks for a $750m refinancing, even as it is in the process of wrapping up an increased $500m syndicated facility.
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India’s Reliance Industries has asked banks to submit proposals for a new loan to replace a $1.75bn borrowing signed in November 2013.
