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Spain’s Telefónica is set to launch new loan facilities to replace the final part of its O2 acquisition debt, as borrowers from peripheral Europe prepare to hit the market while issuance conditions are stable.
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Fidelity Bank has become the latest Nigerian financial institution to open talks with international lenders for a new loan.
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Germany automotive supplier Continental has signed a new €4.5bn syndicated loan, split into a three year €1.5bn term loan and a €3bn five year revolver. The BB-/BB rated auto parts maker mandated Citi to co-ordinate the new loan, which has now been signed with around 30 domestic and international banks.
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Turkey’s state-owned Turk Eximbank has approached the market for a new loan facility. ING has been appointed as co-ordinator, according to bankers away from the Dutch house. The deal is in very early stages, bankers added. ING was unavailable to comment.
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Bankers working on a $75m five year loan for India’s state-owned infrastructure lender IDFC plan to take the deal into general syndication this weekend, but the two mandated lead arrangers are only looking for more banks to join the mandate.
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Czech energy firm Energeticky a Prumyslovy Holding (EPH) last night launched a €1.3bn term loan into general syndication.