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Software loan sell-offs and the Iran war have caused US and European loans to price differently
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Interbulk, a British logistics firm, has cut the pricing on around half of its refinancing debt package after it was sold down to Rabobank.
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Italian energy giant Enel has signed a €9.8bn five year revolving credit facility that is set to replace a previous €10bn facility maturing in April 2015, as Italian corporate borrowers continue to flock to the market.
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Abu Dhabi’s state run investment firm Mubadala has formally approached banks for a self-arranged $2bn-equivalent refinancing facility.
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Qatari consumer Islamic finance firm Al Jazeera Finance has signed a $95m-equivalent dual currency murabaha facility. This is the firm’s first ever syndicated loan.
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Russian real estate firm PIK Group has signed a Rb4.04bn ($134.2m) non-revolving credit line with Sberbank.
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Vietnamese state-owned shipbuilder Vinashin’s attempt to swap an outstanding $600m loan into a bond appears as if it is going to be approved by the company’s lenders. But bond investors said the razor-thin pricing would make little sense for anyone but those creditors that had few other options to get their money back.