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Turkish financial institution Akbank signed its $1.2bn-equivalent refinancing facility on Thursday, in a deal that marked a stretching of tenor and pricing for Turkish bank loans.
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Financial settlement company Clearstream Banking has signed a €750m-equivalent multi currency loan. The revolving credit facility is a three year plus one plus one deal, and includes a €400m sub-limit for Clearstream’s parent company, Deutsche Boerse.
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Thomas Cook has cancelled £100m of its liquidity facility, saving itself around £26m in fees.
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UPC Broadband has already received commitments to cover the minimum €400m it was seeking for its new term loan ‘AG’, ahead of a late Thursday deadline for lenders to participate.
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Kingboard Chemicals has closed and signed its HK$5.5bn ($708m) four year loan, after overwhelming demand from a consortium of 26 lenders pushed up the size of the loan from the mooted HK$4bn.
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Bank of Taiwan launched Chi Mei Corp’s NT$20bn ($671.1bn) loan into syndication last week, and is confident that it will be able to attract plenty of banks at the top level.