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Citi, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley and Nordea will arrange the all-senior debt package backing Bain Capital’s acquisition of Swedish technical installation provider Bravida from Triton.
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Delmi, a subsidiary of Italian utility A2A, has raised a €1.25bn loan from nine banks to finance its acquisition of 70% of Italian energy company Edipower for €804m. The loan, which is larger than the amount requested by the borrower, will also repay a shareholder loan taken out by Edipower.
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The Republic of Kenya has signed its first ever syndicated loan for $600m. The loan has been fully underwritten by Citi, Standard Bank and Standard Chartered Bank.
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Turkiye Finans has signed a new $350m Murabaha facility, the largest ever completed by a participation bank (the term used to describe Islamic banks in Turkey), to back its lending to small and medium enterprise (SME) clients.
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After turning away from the euro market to price one of the largest Swedish kronor bonds for an unrated issuer last week, telecoms firm Tele2 has signed a new €1.2bn syndicated loan facility with a group of 12 banks.
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Bain Capital has acquired technical installation provider Bravida — called the “Swedish Spie” by some LevFin bankers — for an undisclosed amount from Triton. The private equity firm will finance the deal with an all-senior debt package totalling four to 4.5 times the company’s 2011 Ebitda of Skr664m (€74m).