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Pertamina has added five new lenders to its $965m loan since the start of the year, and the bookrunners were pushing to get a few extra commitments over the weekend, before closing syndication on Monday.
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Turkish corporate borrowers may flock to the bond market this year, DCM bankers believe, buoyed by the success of deals from beverage company Anadolu Efes and oil refiner Tupras last year. But loans bankers have shrugged off concerns that this could have a long term impact on loan volumes in the country.
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The four largest economies in central and eastern Europe should easily be able to meet their combined borrowing requirement of around €86bn this year, according to a new assessment by Fitch Ratings.
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An increase in Turkish corporate supply could be set to hit the markets, DCM bankers believe, following an upsurge in interest from the sector after last year’s successful deals from Anadolu Efes and Tupras.
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Dorna Sports, the Spanish sports-rights management group, has successfully completed its waiver request and added another €85m to its debt to refinance shareholder loans.
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BB Energy signs debut trade finance line